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There Will Be 3.2 Million New Breast Cancer Cases By 2050, Warns WHO
The study published in Nature Medicine revealed that on average, 1 in 20 women worldwide will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime
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Women More Likely To Be Diagnosed With Cancer Than Men In US, Study Finds
Breast cancer in particular has been rising faster among women under 50, the study highlighted.
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Aerobic Exercise Improves Cognitive Function in Women Undergoing Chemotherapy
A Canadian study found that women with breast cancer who engaged in aerobic exercise during chemotherapy experienced improved cognitive function, often referred to as “chemo-brain.” This clinical trial, involving 57 women, highlighted the positive effects of physical activity on mental clarity and overall quality of life. Although formal cognit...
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Rich People Are Genetically At Greater Risk Of Cancer Than The Poor, Reveals New Study
The rich are at a heightened genetic risk for breast, prostate and other types of cancer, according to the study.
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Breast Cancer Research Uncovers How To Target Sleeping Cells And Prevent Relapse
The study has been published in the journal Cancer Discovery. It looked at the role of an enzyme known as G9a.
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As Delhi, Mumbai Gasp For Air, New Study Links Breast Cancer To Pollution
Women exposed to higher levels of fine particle air pollution are more likely to get breast cancer, according to a study by the European Society For Medical Oncology.
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AI Could Halve Time Reading Breast Cancer Scans: Study
Artificial intelligence could help almost halve the workload of radiologists when it comes to searching routine scans for signs of breast cancer, a large Swedish study suggested on Wednesday.
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Scientists Develop New Compound That May Help Fight Elusive Cancer Types
Scientists have developed a compound that can kill some hard-to-treat cancer types. After the compound was identified, scientists scanned through a screen of chemical analogs of ERX-11 and observed that another compound named ERX-41 was effective in killing ER-positive cancers in petri dishes. It was also found that the compound managed to eliminat...
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Chemicals Found In Consumer Products Could Increase Breast Cancer Risk: Study
According to the findings of a new study, several common chemicals, including pesticides, ingredients in consumer products, food additives, and drinking water contaminants, could increase the risk of breast cancer.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Reduce Your Risk With These Expert Recommended Diet Tips
Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2020: According to studies, consuming a healthy diet can help fight breast cancer risk factors. Read here to know from nutritionist some dietary changes you must make today!
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Fruits, Vegetables And Other Fibre-Rich Foods May Lower Breast Cancer Risks - Study
Food is a major part of healthy living. A new study has suggested that young women, who eat fruits, vegetables and other fibre-rich foods in their adolescence, may have significantly lower risk of breast cancer.
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Regular Milk Consumption May Lead To Breast Cancer; Says Study
If the findings of a recent study are to be believed, dairy milk consumption has been associated with the increased risk of breast cancer.
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Consumption Of Milk Has Been Linked To Breast Cancer Risk, But It May Be Too Soon To Worry- Nutritionists Explain Why
Dairy milk and breast cancer: Nutritionists believe that researchers are yet to come to a conclusion with respect to the recent study which hints at a link between milk consumption and increased risk of breast cancer. Here's everything you need to know.
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Consuming Yogurt Daily May Stave Off Breast Cancer Risk: Study
Lactose fermenting bacteria present in yogurt reduces inflammation triggered by harmful bacteria, which may have protective effects
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Eating Yogurt Daily May Cut Breast Cancer Risk, Claims Study; Know Other Impressive Health Benefits Of Adding Yogurt To Your Diet
Researchers claim eating natural yogurt daily may lesson breast cancer risk owing to lactose fermenting bacteria which reduces inflammation triggered by harmful bacteria
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There Will Be 3.2 Million New Breast Cancer Cases By 2050, Warns WHO
The study published in Nature Medicine revealed that on average, 1 in 20 women worldwide will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime
-
Women More Likely To Be Diagnosed With Cancer Than Men In US, Study Finds
Breast cancer in particular has been rising faster among women under 50, the study highlighted.
-
Aerobic Exercise Improves Cognitive Function in Women Undergoing Chemotherapy
A Canadian study found that women with breast cancer who engaged in aerobic exercise during chemotherapy experienced improved cognitive function, often referred to as “chemo-brain.” This clinical trial, involving 57 women, highlighted the positive effects of physical activity on mental clarity and overall quality of life. Although formal cognit...
-
Rich People Are Genetically At Greater Risk Of Cancer Than The Poor, Reveals New Study
The rich are at a heightened genetic risk for breast, prostate and other types of cancer, according to the study.
-
Breast Cancer Research Uncovers How To Target Sleeping Cells And Prevent Relapse
The study has been published in the journal Cancer Discovery. It looked at the role of an enzyme known as G9a.
-
As Delhi, Mumbai Gasp For Air, New Study Links Breast Cancer To Pollution
Women exposed to higher levels of fine particle air pollution are more likely to get breast cancer, according to a study by the European Society For Medical Oncology.
-
AI Could Halve Time Reading Breast Cancer Scans: Study
Artificial intelligence could help almost halve the workload of radiologists when it comes to searching routine scans for signs of breast cancer, a large Swedish study suggested on Wednesday.
-
Scientists Develop New Compound That May Help Fight Elusive Cancer Types
Scientists have developed a compound that can kill some hard-to-treat cancer types. After the compound was identified, scientists scanned through a screen of chemical analogs of ERX-11 and observed that another compound named ERX-41 was effective in killing ER-positive cancers in petri dishes. It was also found that the compound managed to eliminat...
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Chemicals Found In Consumer Products Could Increase Breast Cancer Risk: Study
According to the findings of a new study, several common chemicals, including pesticides, ingredients in consumer products, food additives, and drinking water contaminants, could increase the risk of breast cancer.
-
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Reduce Your Risk With These Expert Recommended Diet Tips
Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2020: According to studies, consuming a healthy diet can help fight breast cancer risk factors. Read here to know from nutritionist some dietary changes you must make today!
-
Fruits, Vegetables And Other Fibre-Rich Foods May Lower Breast Cancer Risks - Study
Food is a major part of healthy living. A new study has suggested that young women, who eat fruits, vegetables and other fibre-rich foods in their adolescence, may have significantly lower risk of breast cancer.
-
Regular Milk Consumption May Lead To Breast Cancer; Says Study
If the findings of a recent study are to be believed, dairy milk consumption has been associated with the increased risk of breast cancer.
-
Consumption Of Milk Has Been Linked To Breast Cancer Risk, But It May Be Too Soon To Worry- Nutritionists Explain Why
Dairy milk and breast cancer: Nutritionists believe that researchers are yet to come to a conclusion with respect to the recent study which hints at a link between milk consumption and increased risk of breast cancer. Here's everything you need to know.
-
Consuming Yogurt Daily May Stave Off Breast Cancer Risk: Study
Lactose fermenting bacteria present in yogurt reduces inflammation triggered by harmful bacteria, which may have protective effects
-
Eating Yogurt Daily May Cut Breast Cancer Risk, Claims Study; Know Other Impressive Health Benefits Of Adding Yogurt To Your Diet
Researchers claim eating natural yogurt daily may lesson breast cancer risk owing to lactose fermenting bacteria which reduces inflammation triggered by harmful bacteria
