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One in eight women will find themselves confronted with a diagnosis of breast cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. A diagnosis is not necessarily dire. As a result of medical advancements, successful treatment options exist for patients with early to advanced stages of the disease.

Every few months, Julia Trow whips through her pantry and refrigerator, chucking the latest food that a study in some far-off country labeled as higher risk for causing cancer.

Cathy Backus has never been diagnosed with breast cancer, but she knows well the physical and emotional toll that the disease often takes on those who have.