Scientists find heart risks in breast cancer treatment
Breast cancer patients in Colombia are surviving more now than they used to, which is great news. But there's a concern that comes with...
AI can help detect breast cancer, reduce work load
An interim safety analysis of a large randomized controlled trial published in The Lancet Oncology indicates that Artificial Intelligence (AI)-aided mammography can match the...
This bra sticker could help spot early breast cancer
Breast cancer is a scary word. When it is found early, almost everyone can beat it.
If it's found late, only about 1 in 4...
New compound may halt spread of breast cancer, study finds
Scientists at the University of Liverpool have developed a new substance that could help stop breast cancer from spreading.
A paper on this research called...
Breast cancer survivors age faster, study finds
About one in every eight women will face breast cancer during their lifetime. Thanks to medical advancements, many of these women will beat this...
Scientists find new treatment approach for breast cancer
Breast cancer is a common disease that affects a lot of women, particularly in Singapore. It is usually treated with surgery and a follow-up...
Fewer lymph node surgeries could help people with breast cancer
Breast cancer is a big health issue worldwide. Some scientists and doctors from Heidelberg University Hospital, the University of Lucerne, and several cancer groups...
Scientists find the cause of ‘cancer fog’ in breast cancer survivors
Ever heard of 'cancer fog'? Many breast cancer patients and survivors describe it as a frustrating state where they struggle to think clearly, concentrate,...
Younger women and breast cancer: unearthing a unique link
A study led by the Sanford Burnham Prebys team recently found that certain genetic mutations in younger women are linked to treatment-resistant breast cancer.
Interestingly,...
Exercise after breast cancer treatment can reduce long-term side effects
An exercise program could provide numerous benefits for women who are experiencing side effects years after their breast cancer treatment.