BREAST CANCER

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Mammogram 9/14/2008

A mammogram is an x-ray that is used to detect abnormalities in breast tissue. Screening mammography is performed in healthy women to detect early signs of cancer, such as masses or calcium deposits in the breast tissue.

NSAIDs May Play Role in Reducing Breast Cancer 4/18/2008

Researchers at London's Guy's Hospital said that aspirin and similar non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) could reduce breast cancer by up to 20%.

Risks from HRT Drugs Longer than Expected 4/18/2008

Millions of women gave up on their hormone replacement therapy (HRT) drugs following the Women's Health Initiative (WHI) report several years ago that linked HRT to increased risk of breast cancer, stoke, and deep venous thrombosis and showed no evidence of a reduction in heart disease.

The Third-Generation Aromatase Inhibitors 4/18/2008

Adverse effects of AIs include cardiovascular dysfunction such as hypertension, vasodilation, edema, and chest pain.

Iris BioTechnologies Introduces Nano-Biochip for Breast Cancer 3/20/2008

Iris BioTechnologies focuses on diagnostic therapy for individual patients based on their genomic profile.

Cancer Continues Its Deadly Track 2/20/2008

According to a report from the American Cancer Society, 12 million new cases of malignancy were diagnosed worldwide in 2007; this translates to 7.6 million people dying from the disease.

Focus on Phytoestrogens 12/20/2007

Phytoestrogens are trace biochemicals produced by plants that act like estrogens in animal cells and bodies.

Hormonal Therapies in Breast and Prostate Cancers 10/18/2007

ABSTRACT: In the United States, breast cancer and prostate cancer are the most common types of cancer diagnosed in women and men, respectively.

Cancer News 1/23/2007

Breast Cancer Patients May Benefit from Second Opinion

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