Eating foods high in fat during pregnancy increases the risk of breast cancer in the next generation
Pregnant women who eat a high-fat diet may increase their risk of developing breast cancer in later generations.
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Pregnant women who eat a high-fat diet may increase their risk of developing breast cancer in later generations.
According to Guardian, a message from Stanford University said Professor Mirzakhani died on July 15 due to breast cancer. She was diagnosed with the disease four years a…
A group of researchers from the Mexican National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) has announced the successful extraction of a molecule from celery that can remove breast can…
As one of the leading cancer deaths in women, breast cancer is often found to be slow, making patients lose the opportunity to receive timely treatment.
According to a study from the United States, menopausal women have a history of gum disease at risk of cancer.
A 35-year-old American woman has a rare form of breast cancer that is successfully cured by early detection of abnormal nodules on her chest.
Beijing Hospital of Military Medical University No. 4 in Xian City, Shaanxi Province successfully recreated the left breast for a female patient after breast cancer surg…
Australian scientists are getting closer to the finish line in understanding the cause of breast cancer, when it first identified the mutations of BRCA1 and BRCA2.
According to PGS, up to 80% of cancers in general and breast cancer are directly related to exogenous factors, especially the living environment.
Like most diseases, breast cancer in men has some symptoms and signs that, if you notice, you can easily notice, in which breast lumps and nipple changes are two. Signif…
A new study indicates that protein markers in breast milk can help detect breast cancer in the early stages and even predict whether the person is at risk of dying.
At puberty for 1 year early, children will be at risk of some 6% higher cancers than their normal peers.
After a long period of resilience to fight against disease, on April 19, 2011, Ms. Vu Quyen died in the infinite grief of those around her, enjoying 33 years of age.
According to Dr. Hoang Dinh Chan - Former doctor at Central Hospital - cancer in women has many different diseases but below are the 6 most common cancers.