| Site | Who It's For | Why We Like It |
|---|---|---|
| Breastcancer.org | Women with or without breast cancer in the family who are looking to measure their own risk | You can make real-world calculations of your own risk and measure the value of making lifestyle changes. |
| JamesLink | Men and women measuring their breast cancer risk | This short online self-test from the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center gives you a general idea of your risk. |
| Mayo Clinic | Women baffled by the complicated anatomy of their own breasts | This simple slideshow introduces lobes, ducts, stromata, and more. |
| National Society of Genetic Counselors | Men and women interested in talking to a genetic expert about the family factor | This database of counselors is searchable by both area and specialization. (Choose “cancer” as the specialization.) |
4 Great Tools for Understanding Your Breast Cancer Risks and Symptoms
Whether you’re investigating your risk of breast cancer or have symptoms that worry you, these websites can offer some clarity. We also recommend that you see a doctor if you experience changes of any kind in your breasts.
Last Updated: April 19, 2008
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