Anti-breast cancer drugs reduce bone density
The study, published in the online journal The Lancet Oncology on February 6, shows that the topical form of Exemestane, now widely used to prevent breast cancer in meno…
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The study, published in the online journal The Lancet Oncology on February 6, shows that the topical form of Exemestane, now widely used to prevent breast cancer in meno…
Using regular red wine in moderate amounts will reduce the risk of breast cancer in women.
Do you find a lump on your chest, feel pain, or see a nipple discharge? But thoracic experts at the Taussig Cancer Clinics (Cleveland, USA) say this is not necessarily a…
There are many healing walks held during this time and participants are women who have been or are fighting the disease.
Women working near crowded roads have a higher risk of developing breast cancer, due to traffic-related air pollution, the researchers warn.
New research shows that people who eat just before going to bed may have a higher risk of breast cancer and prostate cancer.
According to a recent study by American scientists, chemicals in beauty products can harm women's fertility, even causing breast cancer.
According to research published in Molecular Pharmaceutics, the scientists conducted experiments on mice with breast cancer.
Breast cancer can occur in many ages, in which between 15 and 39 years of age the disease is considered dangerous and more difficult to treat.
Many breast cancer patients are advised chemotherapy after surgery, but not necessarily needed, TIME reported.
The group of authors from the London Cancer Research Institute has shocked the list of 110 genes that increase the risk of breast cancer in women.
From 2 years ago, Japan's leading technology corporation Hitachi developed the basic technology to detect breast cancer and colon cancer by using urine samples.
In the New England Journal of Medicine, the authors said women
One morning in 2011, Leidy Garcia woke up, finding himself no longer seeing. At the same time, Francia Papamija also began life in the dark.
A substance found in bread can interfere with or reverse the effects of breast cancer drugs