Misleading breast size can lead to breast cancer
A study at Harvard University (USA), women who often wear bras over 12 hours a day are more likely to develop breast cancer than those who do not wear bras or wear less.
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A study at Harvard University (USA), women who often wear bras over 12 hours a day are more likely to develop breast cancer than those who do not wear bras or wear less.
The medical team of Nghe An Oncology Hospital received the Nghe An Science and Technology Innovation Award 2014 for the subject of autologous peripheral blood stem cell…
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer, the second leading cause of death in women. Men are also not immune to the disease.
The French National Cancer Institute (INCa) on March 17 said scientists at the agency found a clear link between a rare form of breast cancer in women with breast augmen…
Australian researchers announced on May 31 that a new approach could help breast cancer patients avoid the risk of early menopause.
The Singapore Cancer Institute (CSI) of the National University of Singapore (NUS) has just established its first breast cancer bank.
According to scientists, this mechanism is an important vital factor to understand why the cancer spreads in the body.
Since being selected as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, every October is also the month that health experts call people to
US researchers say girls who regularly eat peanut butter or nuts are less likely to have benign breast disease at age 30, according to UPI news agency.
As one of the two most fatal cancers for women, breast cancer is becoming an invisible fear that affects our lives.
Women want to prevent breast cancer (the most common and fatal form of cancer in women), so they start acting right from the age of 20.
Cancer treatment specialists at Tom Baker Cancer Center, Calgary, Canada are using new methods for treating breast cancer.
The troubles surrounding sleep are always one of the problems that make people and science have a headache to find a solution.
French scientists have used genetic testing to help women with breast cancer have better access to treatments.
The breath test was performed in just 10 minutes and was able to detect breast cancer with the same accuracy as mammography with X-rays.