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About Lisa Lillien "Hungry Girl"
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My name is Lisa and I'm just an average female, struggling with the same food issues most females struggle with every day. I try the latest fad diets, chomp on new fat free foods & diet products, and yes, I too order everything on the side. I consider myself a foodologist…not because I have some kind of fancy degree, but because I am obsessed with food, how wonderful it is, and how much of it will make it impossible for me to fit into my pants. Food is my passion and it has been my lifelong obsession.
I love food because food is delicious. My mantra, as many of my friends know, is "I'm hungry!" Because I obsess over food, I learn about it, read about it, research it, dream about it. Nothing gives me a thrill like discovering a new low cal snack or assembling a no fat pizza! Over the years my food obsession has caused me to accumulate approximately a zillion diet and food tips, and because I am not only hungry, but also very nice, I want to share them with you.
For more information visit Lisa's Website: www.hungry-girl.com
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PINK MAIL QUESTIONS
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Hey There...
I am 28 years old, and was wondering at what age a woman is supposed to start going for regular mammograms. I have not ever had one, and keep hearing that I do not need to go until my late thirties/early forties. I would like to confirm this, because I want to take all precautions possible. As a side note, my OBGYN has told me that my breasts are a bit fibro-cystic. He stated that I do not have the condition or disease, but that they are naturally "lumpy" (my Mom has this issue too). This makes it difficult for me to give myself regular exams, and so I am sure to get them twice a year from my OBGYN. However, if I should be getting reular mammograms at my age, I want to be sure I am going, and doing the right thing for my body. I appreciate the your time!
Thank you!!
Sara
A healthy 28 year old woman with no family history of breast cancer can wait for the screening age of 40. It is good that she recognizes the "lumpy" condition of her breast tissue which is normal in a young woman who has monthly cycles. Fibrocystic breasts are not a condition or a disease as she points out, it is common in more than 80% of all pre-menopausal women. By getting to know the texture of breast tissue, anything that seems "new" or "different" would warrant a clinical breast examination and probable ultrasound at her age. Otherwise, the American Cancer Soceity guidelines are for mammograms to begin at age 40 and yearly thereafter.
Cathy Cole, R.N.C., N.P., M.P.H.
Clinical nurse manager at City of Hope's Breast Center
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MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT CANCER
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Ask the experts at City of Hope.
Alexandra Levine, M.D., Ph.D.
Alexandra Levine, M.D., M.A.C.P., serves as chief medical officer of City of Hope. An internationally renowned expert in lymphoma, Hodgkins’ disease and AIDS-related malignancies, Levine oversees all clinical and hospital care programs, including quality of service, patient safety, clinical research, clinical information management and professional education.
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