Beth DuPree, MD, FACS, ABIHM, medical director of Integrative Medicine and Wellness and vice president of Holy Redeemer Health System, adjunct assistant professor of Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania, discusses what patients need to know the day they are diagnosed with breast cancer.

Breast cancer surgeon, Dr. Beth DuPree, paves the way for alternative modalities to complement western medicine for Whole Person healing and integrative holistic health. We discuss cancer prevention strategies, how heart-centered human contact and alternative approaches accelerate the healing process, and the mind-body-spirit connection. We look at how implementing simple lifestyle choices such as meditation, plant based diet and good sleep hygiene can reduce the risk of cancer and disease and increase longevity.

In this podcast Dr. DuPree and Anahata Ananda address how core wounds, epigenetics, stress and emotional factors influence health.

Sedona is ranked #3 in healing destinations in the world and is the reason she is developing an integrative wellness breast cancer treatment center in Sedona, Arizona. Here, patients receive alternative natural cancer treatments and the best western medicine approaches all within the healing vortexes and breathtaking beauty of Sedona Arizona for optimal health and whole person wellness.

Dr. Beth DuPree is a leading breast cancer surgeon, nationally recognized as an expert in the field of surgery. In this video, she explains the benefits of Faxitron’s innovative technology and how it enhances patient care.

Dr. Beth Baughman DuPree is a leading breast cancer surgeon who is a nationally recognized expert in the field of surgery. She speaks of her experiences with ShivYog.

Beth DuPree, MD, Medical Director, The Breast Health Program, Holy Redeemer Health System, explains her discussion on breast cancer care that she gave to nurse navigators at the 3rd Annual National Coalition of Oncology Nurse Navigators (NCONN) conference.

DuPree offers a unique perspective to nurses because she is a breast cancer surgeon. The highest need for a nurse is continued education because breast cancer is a constantly changing field. Breast cancer care changes based upon clinical trial data. The treatment has changed drastically since 20-30 years ago and will continue to change into the future.

Breast cancer care has moved from radically invasive to what DuPree labels as "humane" treatment. The nurses' role will be to stay with the patient and educate them throughout the entire care process. Many changes have occurred over the past few years. The introduction of the Z11 data has resulted in the prevention of aggressive and unneeded surgeries.

Since the last NCONN conference a year ago practice has changed significantly with the release of a new trial focusing on sentinel node biopsy at the beginning of 2011. Breast cancer care is an ever-changing field that requires constant updates to stay up-to-date with research and trials.