Traffic pollution may increase breast cancer risk
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women, and understanding what increases the risk has been a major focus of medical...
Your pet cat could help unlock new treatments for breast cancer
A major new study suggests that household cats may hold important clues for understanding cancer, including breast cancer in humans.
By examining tumors from nearly...
Screening boosts survival even in stage IV breast cancer
A new international study suggests that breast cancer screening could save lives even when the disease is diagnosed at its most advanced stage.
Researchers found...
Scientists develop test to guide treatment for triple-negative breast cancer
Researchers have developed a promising new way to predict how patients with one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer will respond to...
Focused ultrasound offers safe and effective prostate cancer treatment
A new study in Austria has shown that a special ultrasound treatment can effectively control early prostate cancer while helping men keep their quality...
DASH diet could significantly reduce breast cancer risk, study finds
Scientists from Tehran University of Medical Sciences report that long-term adherence to the DASH diet is associated with about a 30% lower risk of...
New therapy could stop breast cancer at the source
Scientists at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine have found a new and hopeful way to treat triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC),...
Breast size and headaches: Study points to possible migraine connection
Women with very large breasts who often suffer from headaches are frequently told they have “tension headaches.”
But new research from Wake Forest University School...
How to deal with the side effects of cancer treatment
Cancer cells multiply in an uncontrolled way, making them difficult for your body to stop. Chemotherapy, or chemo for short, uses drugs to kill...
Artificial sweeteners are linked to higher cancer risk
Scientists from Sorbonne Paris Nord University and elsewhere found artificial sweeteners in foods and beverages are linked to higher cancer risk.
The research was published...