Cure breast cancer without chemotherapy
Many breast cancer patients are advised chemotherapy after surgery, but not necessarily needed, TIME reported.
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Many breast cancer patients are advised chemotherapy after surgery, but not necessarily needed, TIME reported.
This is the 6th year of this annual event, called Take and Bath, organized by Mrs. Deirdre Featherstone, a patient who has beaten breast cancer.
Dr. Tien Huynh, a lecturer at RMIT Mellbourne University (Australia), shared about his recent research on Gac fruit in Vietnam.
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.
On 4/4, Cho Ray Hospital (HCMC) has inaugurated and put into operation the radiotherapy system - the most modern multi-energy surgical VERSA HD.
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.
If you live in a big city that is brightly lit from LED bulbs and often out at night, the risk of prostate cancer will double and the risk of breast cancer will increase…
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
A nutrient found in chicken meat and many other animal proteins makes breast cancer rapidly spread throughout the body.
Inspired by his mother, who died of the disease, Julian Rios Cantu, a high school student from Mexico, designed a bra to help detect breast cancer early.
Every 20 seconds a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, while one woman will die every minute from the disease.
Most metastatic patients will die from a secondary cancer tumor. In the case of breast cancer, secondary tumors often appear in the lungs, liver and bones.
Medscape's well-known medical website offers images of cancer cells through a microscope to give you different perspectives on the disease.