Breast cancer News

Breast Cancer Detours Family's Hopes
Dec 24, 2005 ... ... The news was upsetting, but not the end of the world -- her sibling had just completed radiation and chemotherapy for breast cancer. ...

Guidelines call for breast cancer radiotherapy
Scotsman, United Kingdom -
Dec 22, 2005WOMEN with breast cancer should be given radiotherapy as part of their treatment, health watchdogs have recommended. On evidence ...

Higher Risk of Death for Breast Cancer in Lower Inner Quadrant
Cancer Consultants (press release), TN -
Dec 22, 2005Researchers from Switzerland recently reported that women with early breast cancer in the lower inner quadrant (the lower part of the breast, closer to the ...

Cancer survivor battles illness without aid of health benefits
Reno Gazette Journal, NV -
Dec 23, 2005... Debbie Black of Fallon remembers when she was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1990. "I didn't actually cry when I found out I had cancer," she said. ...

Koss selected to WOW Relay for breast cancer research
Williams Lake Tribune, Canada -
Dec 22, 2005... the Cariboo as one of three BC women who will be taking part in the Polaris 2006 International Cross Country Way Out Women Relay for Breast Cancer Research. ...

PHR-Israel, WHO Release Publication on Breast Cancer in Gaza Strip
WAFA - Palestine News Agency, Palestine -
Dec 22, 2005... 22, 2005 (WAFA) - Physicians for Human Rights-Israel and World Health Organization (WHO) West Bank and Gaza released the publication Breast cancer in the Gaza ...

Artificial Light At Night Stimulates Breast Cancer Growth In ...
Science Daily (press release) -
Dec 20, 2005A Role For Prolactin In Breast Cancer (September 23, 1998) -- Under normal circumstances, the hormone prolactin is responsible for stimulating breast tissue ...

Healthy Diet Does Not Improve Breast Cancer Survival
CNN -
Dec 20, 2005... 19 - A healthy diet has failed to improve survival in invasive breast cancer, and researchers are scratching their heads over the unexpected finding. ...

First nationwide study since 1980s into breast cancer
Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand -
Dec 20, 2005Volunteers are being sought for the first nationwide study since the 1980s on the causes of breast cancer. Run by public health ...

Breast cancer tests plea to MSPs
Scotsman, United Kingdom -
Dec 20, 2005A woman is to urge MSPs to consider screening females from breast cancer from just 30 years old. Katie Moffat, 36, from Midlothian ...

MSP tells of wife's cancer fight
Scotsman, United Kingdom -
Dec 21, 2005An MSP has told how his wife had battled breast cancer at the age of 33 - despite being told by a doctor she was too young to have the disease. ...

Chinese remedy could prevent breast cancer
DeHavilland, UK -
Dec 20, 2005A Chinese plant known to fight malaria could be used to stop breast cancer before it takes hold, a US study has claimed. Washington ...

New Zealand study investigates causes of breast cancer
Massey News, New Zealand -
Dec 20, 2005Public health researchers from Massey University are inviting women to take part in a major study of breast cancer. It is the first ...

Breast Cancer Therapeutics Market Shows Sustained Growth and ...
PR Newswire (press release), NY -
Dec 21, 2005Greater Efficacy and Reduced Toxicity of Innovative Breast Cancer Therapies Increase their Uptake LONDON, December 21 /PRNewswire/ -- As the breast cancer ...

Artificial light at night stimulates breast cancer growth in ...
Innovations-Report, Germany -
Dec 21, 2005The study results might explain why female night shift workers have a higher rate of breast cancer. It also offers a promising new ...

Artificial Light Stimulates Breast Cancer Growth In Mice: Study
MedIndia, India -
Dec 20, 2005... Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown, New York and The Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pa have found that the growth of breast cancer in laboratory ...