Multicultural Breast Health (MBH) Edmonton
MBH-Edmonton is a project launched by Assist Community Services Centre to promote breast health through a multilingual array of free services such as workshops, information sessions, help with referrals and scheduling mammogram appointments, and support for breast cancer patients and survivors. We serve the Chinese, South Asian, Arabic, Somali, Vietnamese and Hispanic ethnocultural communities. Our blog is your multicultural feed on breast health and lifestyle.
Monday, 5 January 2015
Thursday, 25 December 2014
Vote for MBH Edmonton Blog on Healthline by January 15!
We invite you to vote for our blog on the Healthline contest for best health blog in 2014. Click on this link, type MBH in the search field on the contest page to see our entry (it will appear immidiately), and then vote with your Facebook account. You can also vote with your Twitter, or, even better, with both!
Vote: http://www.healthline.com/health/best-health-blogs-contest
Tuesday, 16 December 2014
58 Words You Should Know: Breast Cancer
Healthline has produced a valuable infographic containing 58 words any woman who has been diagnosed with breast cancer should know during diagnosis, tests, treatment and recovery. In fact, all women should have a look at this informative resource. It is interactive; you hover over a word and a definition will pop up with option to click to know more.
Monday, 8 December 2014
Breast Friends Dragon Boat Racing Team of Edmonton
Tuesday, 19 August 2014
More Tough Choices for Breast Cancer Screening
"Should a woman have a preventive mastectomy if her lifetime breast cancer risk is 25 percent compared to the average woman’s risk of 12 percent?" The risk percentage of breast cancer by mutations of the known genes BRCA1 and BRCA2 were high enough, one would say, to make informed choices of whether to undergo mastectomy. There are now new mutations that are not as high and make choices tough for women. Read about the study.
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
Molokheyya: Yummy & Nutritious Middle Eastern Stew
Molokhia (or Mulukheyya or in Arabic ملوخية) is a green leafy plant that means food of the kings or royal. English name for it is Jute leaves. It is common in the Middle East and is cooked into a stew usually with chicken and rice on the side. Lots of lemon, fried garlic and cilantro involved. It is delicious, healthy and worth hitting local markets to find it. Interested?
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