New drug combo can help treat advanced breast cancer
In a new study led by researchers from the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, a new combination therapy has shown promising results for patients...
Scientists make a big breakthrough in breast cancer treatment
Digistain, a company born from research at Imperial College London, has made a significant breakthrough in breast cancer treatment.
Their new method, which predicts breast...
More younger women get breast cancer, study finds
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have uncovered a worrying trend: breast cancer diagnoses are increasing in women under 50,...
Plant-based compounds may help treat breast cancer
A new meta-analysis suggests that compounds found in soy and other plant sources, such as isoflavones, might play a significant role in reducing the...
Regular physical activity reduces breast cancer risk before menopause
A new study conducted by researchers from The Institute of Cancer Research, London, reveals that engaging in regular leisure time physical activity can significantly...
Scientists find how to turn on or off spread of breast cancer
Immunotherapy is a modern medical marvel, but it doesn't always work as well as we hope, especially in treating advanced breast cancers.
In fact, over...
More than 900 daily chemicals may cause breast cancer
In an era where thousands of synthetic chemicals are prevalent, identifying potential health hazards is a daunting task for both regulatory agencies and manufacturers.
However,...
Breast cancer survivors need less frequent mammograms
Many breast cancer survivors in countries like the United States are advised to undergo annual mammograms indefinitely to keep track of any potential return...
AI tool enhances breast cancer detection in screenings
Breast cancer remains a significant health challenge globally, with millions of women diagnosed annually. Early detection is crucial for effective treatment, but current screening...
Where you live can affect your breast cancer risk
Breast cancer, a leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women, has been associated with various risk factors, including inadequate healthcare access, unhealthy diets, and...