Cancer: Breast

New “guided missile” targets breast cancer
Sep 10 04

In mice carrying specimens of human breast cancer, treatment with a genetically engineered mini-antibody, or “diabody,” laden with a radioactive isotope significantly impeded the… New “guided missile” targets breast cancer   

 

Broccoli compound arrests breast cancer cell growth
Sep 09 04

In findings that could make broccoli and Brussels sprouts easier to swallow, early research suggests a chemical found in the vegetables may impede the… Broccoli compound arrests breast cancer cell growth   

 

Counseling boosts breast cancer recovery
Sep 02 04

Group therapy sessions helped breast cancer patients eat better, stop smoking and may have boosted their immune systems, U.S. researchers reported on Wednesday.

Counseling boosts breast cancer recovery   
 

Radiotherapy not needed for some breast cancers
Sep 01 04

Surgical removal of the breast tumor without mastectomy, plus treatment with tamoxifen, may be sufficient for elderly women with early-stage breast cancer, according to… Radiotherapy not needed for some breast cancers   

 

Mammography-detected cancers have better prognosis
Aug 31 04

Breast cancers detected by mammographic screening have a better prognosis than those found outside of screening, even when other factors that influence disease… Mammography-detected cancers have better prognosis   

 

Death risk in breast cancer patients can vary widely
Aug 31 04

In women with breast cancer, the probability of dying from that malignancy, as opposed to some other cause, can range from 3 percent to… Death risk in breast cancer patients can vary widely   

 

Heart risks ‘acceptable’ with breast cancer chemo
Aug 20 04

Some types of chemotherapy are known to be potentially damaging to the heart, but for most women with breast cancer the benefits appear to… Heart risks ‘acceptable’ with breast cancer chemo   

 

Breast cancer operations rare for most U.S. surgeons
Aug 10 04

Most women diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States are operated on by surgeons who perform relatively few of these operations each year,… Breast cancer operations rare for most U.S. surgeons   

 

High-carb diet may increase breast cancer risk
Aug 10 04

A diet high in carbohydrates may be linked to an increased risk of breast cancer, researchers report. In a study of Mexican women, those… High-carb diet may increase breast cancer risk   

 

Low “good” cholesterol may flag breast cancer risk
Aug 03 04

Among older overweight women, low levels of HDL (“good”) cholesterol may signal an increased risk of breast cancer risk, research suggests.

Dr. Anne-Sofie Furberg… Low “good” cholesterol may flag breast cancer risk   

 

Tamoxifen doesn’t alter endometrial cancer outcome
Jul 30 04

For breast cancer patients who later developed endometrial cancer, prior treatment with tamoxifen does not reduce the chances of survival, researchers report.

Women… Tamoxifen doesn’t alter endometrial cancer outcome   

 

Breast-feeding cuts genetic breast cancer risk
Jul 30 04

The well-known risk of breast cancer for women who harbor mutations in the BRCA1 gene is significantly reduced among those who have breast-fed for… Breast-feeding cuts genetic breast cancer risk   

 

Heavy Drinking Raises Breast Cancer Risk
Jul 24 04

A new study has confirmed that heavy drinking increases the risk of breast cancer, particularly among premenopausal women.

However, the Danish research also found… Heavy Drinking Raises Breast Cancer Risk   

 

Unwanted support in breast cancer may be harmful
Jul 23 04

Although support from family and friends is important for women battling breast cancer, support that comes in unwanted ways may do more harm than… Unwanted support in breast cancer may be harmful   

 

Heat therapy said to hold promise in breast cancer
Jul 22 04

Therapy that “cooks” small tumors could soon provide an alternative to surgery for women in the early stages of breast cancer, according to one… Heat therapy said to hold promise in breast cancer   

 

Mental impairment common with breast cancer
Jun 21 04

More than a third of women with breast cancer may have some degree of cognitive impairment before undergoing chemotherapy, according to a new report.… Mental impairment common with breast cancer   

 

Mammogram Accuracy Reduced In Overweight Women
May 28 04

Women who are overweight or obese are more likely to receive a false-positive result on mammography screenings than normal weight women, according to research… Mammogram Accuracy Reduced In Overweight Women   

 

Processed Soy Products Linked To Tumour Growth
May 28 04

Highly purified soy foods and supplements sold in the United States may stimulate the growth of pre-existing estrogen dependent breast tumors, according to a… Processed Soy Products Linked To Tumour Growth   

 

Anti-Nausea Drug Interferes With Breast Cancer Chemo
May 28 04

A drug widely used to prevent nausea and other side effects in patients receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer may also, unfortunately, prevent the therapy… Anti-Nausea Drug Interferes With Breast Cancer Chemo   

 

LA Yoga Study Seeking Breast Cancer Survivors
May 28 04

Researchers at UCLA’s Jonsson Cancer Center are recruiting volunteers who have completed treatment for breast cancer and are experiencing persistent fatigue to join a… LA Yoga Study Seeking Breast Cancer Survivors   

 

Big Differences In Countries Masectomy Rates
May 28 04

The rates of conservation surgery for breast cancer vary hugely between countries, delegates at the 4th European Breast Cancer Conference were told. In France,… Big Differences In Countries Masectomy Rates   

 

New pill helps breast cancer care
May 27 04

Women with breast cancer that has spread to the bone could benefit from a new pill they can take at home.

Bondronat helps to… New pill helps breast cancer care   

 
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