Breastfeeding reduces the risk of breast cancer
Previously, medical researchers and epidemiologists emphasized that the risk of breast cancer was very high among first-born women.
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Previously, medical researchers and epidemiologists emphasized that the risk of breast cancer was very high among first-born women.
Researchers at the Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute at the University of Pennsylvania and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in this week's article have identified a…
Asian women who eat a Western diet high in meat, white bread, milk and pudding will have a higher risk of breast cancer.
A diet rich in vegetables is no better than when eating moderate amounts in reducing the risk of breast cancer, the researchers said.
You hardly feel anything when you touch a thin piece of paper on the table. But if you touch it through the BSE breast screening gloves, your fingertips will see very cl…
Daily consumption of red meat may increase the risk of breast cancer in women, even if they have not yet entered menopause, a recent study by American scientists confirm…
According to Dr. Karissa, this is the first study to assess the impact of soy consumption in childhood on breast cancer risk. This protective effect may be due to the pr…
As noted in Ho Chi Minh City, now as well as in the coming time, the cancer tends to increase significantly, including lung cancer, cancer of the colon - rectum and brea…
An Australian researcher has found the same virus that causes cervical cancer in tumors of many women with breast cancer in Australia. Professor James Lawson of the Univ…
Australian scientists are recruiting 2,000 women to participate in testing new breast cancer techniques that promise a lot more comfort, effectiveness and simplicity tha…
Women who do housework can significantly reduce the risk of breast cancer, a study conducted on more than 200,000 women from 9 European countries funded by the UK Cancer…
At the North American Radiology Association conference, Dr. Richard Garr, an imaging diagnostic specialist in Ohio, reported the survey results using a new ultrasound te…
A study published in the Journal of Medicine Archives of Internal Medicine published February 26 in the United States, researchers at the University of Southern Californ…
Unable to bear the pain caused by breast cancer over the past 10 years, Lyudmyla K. (76 years old, living in Ukraine) used her own scissors to remove one of her diseased…
Cancer researchers have identified a set of genes that they believe could promote the spread of breast cancer to the lungs. This finding helps explain the steps of breas…