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(20-Nov-2009) Taking menstrual cycle into account when booking exam may cut need for repeat scans, study suggests |
(20-Nov-2009) Health plans say routine screening is an individual decision |
(19-Nov-2009) Meanwhile, three doctors weigh in on what women should do about the new recommendations |
(19-Nov-2009) Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care |
(18-Nov-2009) Three doctors weigh in on what women should do about the new guidelines |
(16-Nov-2009) Cancer Society, others voice strong disapproval of federal recommendations |
(16-Nov-2009) When BRCA1 is deactivated, it can lead to hardening of the arteries, mouse study suggests |
(12-Nov-2009) As hormone use declined, so did incidence of abnormal cells in milk ducts, study finds |
(12-Nov-2009) Experimental drug may lead to therapy that inhibits metastasis, research suggests |
(10-Nov-2009) Nearly half of patients have chronic pain, researchers find |
(09-Nov-2009) Study in mice reports success with drugs that inhibit estrogen |
(09-Nov-2009) Study didn't answer question of why this is so, however |
(04-Nov-2009) Three-week course comparable to six-week treatment, researchers find |
(03-Nov-2009) Researcher urges studies to determine benefits of anti-HER2 therapies |
(28-Oct-2009) Women report improved emotional and mental health in study |
(27-Oct-2009) How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
(26-Oct-2009) Reasons for delay are unclear, researchers say |
(21-Oct-2009) Group has no plans to rethink testing for breast, prostate tumors, contrary to published report |
(16-Oct-2009) Researchers concerned that disease may be developing earlier |
(14-Oct-2009) All women have similar outcomes when there's no sign of disease following treatment, study finds |
(13-Oct-2009) Three-fourths opt for breast-conserving treatments instead, study finds |
(12-Oct-2009) Symptom might warrant a reassessment of treatment, experts suggest |
(07-Oct-2009) Device makes measuring estrogen faster and simpler, researchers say |
(06-Oct-2009) The breast cancer drug works better depending on particular DNA, study suggests |
(05-Oct-2009) Number of milk sacs, size of lobules determine findings, study shows |
(30-Sep-2009) But mortality still higher among black women than white women, U.S. report says |
(29-Sep-2009) In mouse study, those living alone had larger tumors than those in groups |
(28-Sep-2009) But experts say there's no proof that procedure extends survival of cancer patients |
(23-Sep-2009) Lack of concentration, thinking difficulties reported by breast cancer survivors, researchers say |
(16-Sep-2009) Starting estrogen-progestagen therapy early may up odds of disease, study shows |
(15-Sep-2009) Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies |
(14-Sep-2009) Analysis notes tamoxifen, raloxifene can up chances of other cancers, clots |
(14-Sep-2009) Targeted drug therapy often doesn't reach the right patients, study finds |
(14-Sep-2009) Metformin-chemo combination shrinks tumors, delays recurrence in mice: study |
(11-Sep-2009) Combination of proteins sparks disease growth, research shows |
(08-Sep-2009) They hope molecular signature shows when disease will respond to cancer drug |
(03-Sep-2009) Patients' supporters often play role in treatment discussions, study finds |
(01-Sep-2009) Biological clock out of sync in patients being treated for breast cancer, study finds |
(28-Aug-2009) Two studies find no clear link; other research supports fiber to ward off the disease |
(26-Aug-2009) Patients benefit from information on how to reduce risk of lymphedema, experts say |
(25-Aug-2009) Findings might help doctors determine prognosis, researchers say |
(25-Aug-2009) But survivors shouldn't stop taking the anti-cancer drug, experts say |
(25-Aug-2009) Still too little is known about these 'in situ' malignancies, experts say |
(19-Aug-2009) Letrozole boosted survival and should be first-line treatment, experts say |
(18-Aug-2009) Study finds it may slow disease if anti-estrogen therapies stop working |
(14-Aug-2009) Italian study suggests its natural antioxidants protect the skin |
(13-Aug-2009) Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
(13-Aug-2009) But it does increase likelihood of extensive surgery, researchers say |
(12-Aug-2009) Women with microscopic disease helped by additional treatment, research shows |
(12-Aug-2009) Finding runs counter to standard advice doctors have given for years |
(10-Aug-2009) Study found women with familial history of disease were protected |
(09-Aug-2009) Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits |
(07-Aug-2009) Women with BRCA gene mutations often choose preventive measures, study finds |
(06-Aug-2009) Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
(04-Aug-2009) In lab studies, intermittent calorie restriction led to dramatic decrease in tumors |
(31-Jul-2009) Researchers study system designed for diagnosis as way to treat disease |
(24-Jul-2009) If proven effective, tamoxifen could be new way to fight Candida |
(24-Jul-2009) Fatalism, stigma barriers to prevention and treatment for this hard-hit group, study finds |
(23-Jul-2009) Study finds strong association in postmenopausal women |
(20-Jul-2009) Finding provides insight into tumor growth, metastasis, researchers say |
(17-Jul-2009) Negative feelings about faith linked to patients' poor emotional status, study suggests |
(14-Jul-2009) Prompts for breast exams improve compliance, study finds |
(10-Jul-2009) Experts stress, though, that screenings remain vital |
(09-Jul-2009) Researchers suspect estrogen levels play a part in the connection |
(07-Jul-2009) Disparity remains when treatment, socioeconomic factors are the same, study finds |
(07-Jul-2009) Studies shed light on why black women more likely to die, but questions remain |
(06-Jul-2009) Interrupting key signals might prevent recurrence, investigators say |
(30-Jun-2009) Study finds increased risk for postmenopausal women |
(26-Jun-2009) Hormone-replacement therapy probably accounts for differences between rich and poor women: study |
(24-Jun-2009) Olaparib prevents malignant cells from repairing themselves, researchers say |
(23-Jun-2009) Study finds lung and breast cancer rates especially elevated |
(10-Jun-2009) Alternatives to current breast cancer therapy needed for some patients, study says |
(09-Jun-2009) Treatment, too, affects quality of life, studies show |
(05-Jun-2009) Study finds no added risk for eating meat, even when cooked at high temps |
(03-Jun-2009) Repeat imaging rates similar whether women stopped hormone treatment or not, study finds |
(01-Jun-2009) Study in mice also suggests possible treatment with blood pressure med |
(01-Jun-2009) Women should seek alternatives to SSRIs for hot flashes, studies suggest |
(01-Jun-2009) Once-promising ovarian cancer test loses luster, but new breast tumor treatments called 'exciting' |
(01-Jun-2009) Other research cautions against too much screening for lung cancer |
(27-May-2009) Report finds 19.2% drop among men, 11.4% among women in past 15 years |
(26-May-2009) Study funded by pharmaceutical company finds benefits in Abraxane |
(22-May-2009) Two studies examine protein linked to tumor growth for clues to better treatments |
(22-May-2009) Poverty, fear play roles in skipping lifesaving therapies, researchers say |
(19-May-2009) In mice, genetically engineered cells killed cancer but spared healthy cells |
(18-May-2009) Theories vary as to why, but experts say consequence can be severe |
(15-May-2009) Spice produced 40% reduction in symptoms among breast cancer patients |
(13-May-2009) Standard treatment prolonged survival in older women, study finds |
(12-May-2009) Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
(11-May-2009) Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows |
(06-May-2009) Study identifies three genetic ties to brain metastasis |
(30-Apr-2009) Tissue density tied to chances of disease in middle-age and beyond, study suggests |
(30-Apr-2009) Instruction and encouragement take the worry away, researcher says |
(29-Apr-2009) Rate among Hispanics, blacks will double over next 20 years, report warns |
(28-Apr-2009) Less toxic regimen could be sufficient for some women, study finds |
(27-Apr-2009) Study shows those who respond to lapatinib survive longer |
(23-Apr-2009) Researchers plan more controlled study at different dosages |
(22-Apr-2009) Study finds no link to condition that can increase cancer risk |
(21-Apr-2009) Study in mice finds fewer, smaller tumors in those that ate the nuts |
(20-Apr-2009) Researchers find white and black women share certain risks; other factors more distinctive |
(20-Apr-2009) Progression-free survival longer when treatment aimed at specific tumor traits |
(16-Apr-2009) Risk factor is one women can do little about, experts say |
(10-Apr-2009) Often don't signal cancer |
(10-Apr-2009) Reovirus seeks out and destroys tumor cells, researchers say |
(06-Apr-2009) Studies will chart recovery of active women with breast or ovarian disease |
(30-Mar-2009) Findings should lead to deeper understanding of the disease, experts say |
(27-Mar-2009) Technique reroutes lymphatic fluid to prevent buildup, experts explain |
(25-Mar-2009) Triple negative growths 3 times more likely regardless of age, weight, study finds |
(24-Mar-2009) Early consumption seems most beneficial, but needs further study, experts say |
(18-Mar-2009) Early stage cancers are usually smaller and more contained, study finds |
(17-Mar-2009) Painful swelling can require treatments for infections and depression |
(13-Mar-2009) Disease is more aggressive, requiring more radical treatments, study suggests |
(09-Mar-2009) Most carriers view the procedure as best security against the disease, study finds |
(09-Mar-2009) Despite red wine's healthy reputation, study finds it won't lower cancer odds |
(27-Feb-2009) Genetic analysis method can be used on all women with diagnosis, study says |
(27-Feb-2009) They need to be more aware of the threats to themselves and relatives, study says |
(26-Feb-2009) Women reported less stress, more peace after sessions, study finds |
(24-Feb-2009) Study finds stress hormone levels abnormal among women waiting for breast biopsy results |
(24-Feb-2009) Even one drink a day poses danger, large study finds |
(23-Feb-2009) 30% of breast cancers currently don't respond to this type of estrogen-linked drug |
(23-Feb-2009) Effect is strongest for women, study finds, doesn't extend to other malignancies |
(18-Feb-2009) Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
(17-Feb-2009) Dutch study of tibolone, also used for osteoporosis but not available in U.S., was stopped early due to increased risk |
(17-Feb-2009) Lingering physical effects of cancer a likely cause, finds study |
(16-Feb-2009) The technology can supplement, but not replace, standard screening, they say |
(16-Feb-2009) Study found they were 37 times more likely to develop malignancies after radiation treatments |
(09-Feb-2009) But early diagnosis and treatment before birth are best, study says |
(06-Feb-2009) Study finds levels of skepticism correlate with lower cancer screening rates |
(05-Feb-2009) But half wait at least a month before seeking help, research shows |
(05-Feb-2009) Animal study found 2 popular cholesterol-lowering drugs had little effect on tumors |
(04-Feb-2009) Researchers say first two years of combined hormone therapy a 'safe' period |
(03-Feb-2009) Cancer risk doesn't rise until third year, study finds |
(03-Feb-2009) CDC reports decline in two-thirds of the country |
(27-Jan-2009) Chest radiation indicates need for earlier screening, study notes |
(26-Jan-2009) Researchers identify certain factors that seem to increase risk |
(25-Jan-2009) Lifestyle factors and environmental hazards are included in the searchable site |
(15-Jan-2009) Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
(13-Jan-2009) Study confirms women with BRCA mutations are wise to take preventive action |
(09-Jan-2009) Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak |
(07-Jan-2009) Digoxin, used to treat heart failure, slowed cell growth, study says |
(01-Jan-2009) Finding could help docs tailor treatments even further, researchers say |
(31-Dec-2008) Finding might lead to new treatment for blood cancers, researchers say |
(30-Dec-2008) Finding may clarify the disease's connection to obesity |
(23-Dec-2008) New drug approvals, more targeted therapies the highlights of 2008 |
(18-Dec-2008) Outcome appears to be related to quality of marriage relationship |
(17-Dec-2008) Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk |
(17-Dec-2008) But study cautions lab findings were at levels unlikely to be achieved in real life |
(16-Dec-2008) Scientists say they've found a more accurate cell-based prognostic tool |
(12-Dec-2008) Could lead to bad treatment decisions, study shows |
(12-Dec-2008) Other drugs in pipeline also hold promise against the disease, researchers report |
(12-Dec-2008) They tend to get type of tumors that have better prognosis, study finds |
(12-Dec-2008) Breast density, tumor characteristics help fine-tune treatment, study says |
(09-Dec-2008) This applies to women with metastatic or recurrent inoperable disease, report says |
(09-Dec-2008) Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
(08-Dec-2008) Fluorescent compound sticks to diseased cells, making them easier to spot, study says |
(08-Dec-2008) Called Menainv, research suggests it's a promising candidate as marker for metastasis |
(05-Dec-2008) But further study needed before method can become standard, researchers say |
(03-Dec-2008) Growing number with genetic, familial susceptibilities opt for double mastectomy |
(03-Dec-2008) Neither will replace mammography for screening yet, experts say |
(01-Dec-2008) In these cases, the implant makes it more difficult to treat the malignancy, experts explain |
(27-Nov-2008) What you should look for during a self-exam |
(25-Nov-2008) Study of women receiving mammography suggests it happens |
(25-Nov-2008) It's the added pounds, not impaired detection, that's to blame, study concludes |
(25-Nov-2008) But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
(21-Nov-2008) Spanish-speaking women need more culturally targeted information, study finds |
(18-Nov-2008) Combined, they produce more potent anti-disease effect in postmenopausal women, study says |
(18-Nov-2008) Mouse study found it was better than corn oil during gestation and lactation |
(18-Nov-2008) Those on Avastin faced 33% increased risk of dangerous side effect |
(17-Nov-2008) Unknown mutations may account for increased odds, researchers say |
(17-Nov-2008) Interventions cut risk of recurrence, lengthened disease-free survival, study finds |
(17-Nov-2008) Black women less likely than white women to have reconstruction after mastectomy |
(12-Nov-2008) Some breast tumors produce a protein that defeats the drug |
(11-Nov-2008) But findings apply to postmenopausal women only, counters editorial |
(06-Nov-2008) Studies are taking place at more than 1,100 facilities across the U.S. |
(06-Nov-2008) Lower estrogen levels among sufferers may be the reason why, researchers say |
(04-Nov-2008) Seven-year study of supplements found no change in disease risk |
(02-Nov-2008) Exercising 30 to 60 minutes a day may offer needed protection, experts say |
(31-Oct-2008) But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says |
(30-Oct-2008) Receptors on the surface of breast cancer cells may be the key, scientists say |
(29-Oct-2008) Symptoms correlated with lower recurrence rates, study finds |
(27-Oct-2008) Study found those who took them were less likely to get venous thromboembolism |
(21-Oct-2008) Method detects masses with higher blood flow speeds, likely indicating disease, study says |
(17-Oct-2008) Friday is National Mammography Day |
(16-Oct-2008) Besides hair loss and nausea, side effects include fatigue, vomiting, mouth sores and pain |
(16-Oct-2008) Early study suggests it pushes cells to migrate to distant sites |
(15-Oct-2008) Study suggests link to radiation therapy, but experts say treatments are safer today |
(14-Oct-2008) Only about half receive recommended tests for colon, breast, cervical disease, study finds |
(14-Oct-2008) Large study did discover link with benign breast disease, or when tumor was larger |
(10-Oct-2008) But the benefit disappears when breast cancer drug is stopped |
(09-Oct-2008) Analysis of 38 studies found painkillers showed protective effect |
(07-Oct-2008) Study suggests the drug may make tumors easier to spot |
(03-Oct-2008) High levels of two biomarkers might indicate early tumor growth, study suggests |
(01-Oct-2008) Detection rates rival those of two radiologist readings, study says |
(30-Sep-2008) Heavier, longer infants more likely to develop disease as adults, study finds |
(26-Sep-2008) Patients using the technique saw episodes diminish by 68%, study finds |
(24-Sep-2008) Findings debunk theory that DCIS recurrence varies with age |
(23-Sep-2008) Patients with BRCA mutations cut their odds for malignancy when taking estrogen, study found |
(22-Sep-2008) New findings in cancer radiology also support 'seed' therapy for breast cancer, and a proton beam technique |
(22-Sep-2008) Ancient therapy bested antidepressant for relieving hot flashes in study |
(21-Sep-2008) Even 15 years after lumpectomy, radiation, less than 5% complain of pain, survey finds |
(18-Sep-2008) Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
(16-Sep-2008) Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
(15-Sep-2008) In animal studies, it eliminated aggressive growths |
(15-Sep-2008) Method could prove effective in identifying other common types of disease, study says |
(07-Sep-2008) Study finds getting one delays treatment, raises odds of mastectomy |
(05-Sep-2008) Phase II study finds sorafenib helps reverse disease resistance to anti-hormonal therapy |
(04-Sep-2008) Finding among new trends in breast cancer diagnosis, treatment, experts say |
(02-Sep-2008) Researchers say finding is 'good news' for postmenopausal women taking anastrozole |
(28-Aug-2008) Finding suggests that treatment that only aims at malignant cells might fall short |
(21-Aug-2008) Zoledronic acid stabilized mineral density in premenopausal women, study finds |
(19-Aug-2008) Fluorescent dyes light up diseased tissue on video monitors, helping spare healthy cells |
(19-Aug-2008) Drug countered effect of endocrine therapy in premenopausal patients, study finds |
(18-Aug-2008) Lasers heat nanotubes, then docs listen for ultrasound waves released showing tumors |
(13-Aug-2008) Tibolone should not be used by those 60 and older, study says |
(12-Aug-2008) Obesity, previous HRT, chemo also raised chances for those on endocrine treatment, study says |
(12-Aug-2008) Study shows recurrence after five-year mark, but numbers aren't as high as some might suspect, study says |
(07-Aug-2008) Women worry about reactions during a time that's already difficult, study finds |
(07-Aug-2008) Finding could improve early detection of breast, thyroid and kidney diseases, researchers say |
(01-Aug-2008) Newer technique didn't squeeze breasts, still spotted lesions, study finds |
(29-Jul-2008) But recall rate for abnormal mammograms was lower in Norwegian practice than in U.S. |
(28-Jul-2008) Researchers found higher levels raised risk of disease |
(17-Jul-2008) U.S. does better than Europe, although American whites do better than blacks, study finds |
(16-Jul-2008) Review of studies says monthly check is 'an option' for women starting in their 20s |
(11-Jul-2008) When added to risk assessment tool, SNPs made no difference, study finds |
(09-Jul-2008) Poor aesthetic outcome after lumpectomy linked to depression, fear, study finds |
(09-Jul-2008) Study finds more than 350 common sets of genes in patients under 45 |
(09-Jul-2008) Study finds almost 40% say docs never said condition was terminal until near death |
(08-Jul-2008) Kit will help identify which patients are most likely to respond to Herceptin |
(08-Jul-2008) Helps doctors make better treatment decisions |
(07-Jul-2008) Resveratrol, found in red wine, grape skins, inhibits abnormal cells, study finds |
(26-Jun-2008) But research still to really pan out, expert warns |
(26-Jun-2008) It's less expensive and nearly as accurate as MRI, study says |
(23-Jun-2008) Less affluent individuals had more advanced disease and were less likely to receive needed treatment |
(16-Jun-2008) Potential therapy could be the next generation of treatments, researchers say |
(12-Jun-2008) Finding suggests interception of this signal may thwart metastases, study says |
(11-Jun-2008) Where screening is performed as important as who interprets results, study finds |
(11-Jun-2008) And the benefits weren't limited to high-risk women, study finds |
(10-Jun-2008) Increased expenses for chemotherapy may affect treatment decisions, expert says |
(10-Jun-2008) Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts |
(02-Jun-2008) They're more likely to have diminished ovarian reserve producing viable eggs, study suggests |
(02-Jun-2008) Zometa, used to treat osteoporosis, showed no unanticipated side effects, researchers report |
(02-Jun-2008) Anti-angiogenesis drug prolonged progression-free survival, study finds |
(29-May-2008) Major League Baseball donates $10 million to novel effort |
(27-May-2008) Study finds a trend toward better overall survival |
(20-May-2008) Experts stress that the finding applies only to those under 60 years of age |
(16-May-2008) Study found women with deficiency were more likely to suffer recurrence, die from disease |
(16-May-2008) New tool could allow physicians to determine much sooner if therapy is working |
(16-May-2008) Trend coincides with increased use of MRI before surgeries, researchers report |
(15-May-2008) Treatment could help breast cancer patients and menopausal women, study finds |
(13-May-2008) But, exercise helps prevent the disease, two additional studies report |
(13-May-2008) But, false-positive rate may be too high for some women, study suggests |
(09-May-2008) They're twice as likely to have suffered from depression before the diagnosis |
(08-May-2008) Finding could affect how screenings are conducted, analyzed, researchers say |
(05-May-2008) Family history and atypical cells also indicate high risk of second cancer, study finds |
(02-May-2008) Blocking blood vessel formation has already worked against breast, colon cancers |
(02-May-2008) But findings are too preliminary for any firm recommendation, researchers say |
(29-Apr-2008) Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
(23-Apr-2008) Experiments in mice could lead to better diagnosis and treatment, experts say |
(21-Apr-2008) Study finds it reduces risk of being diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer |
(21-Apr-2008) This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
(16-Apr-2008) Finding should change standard of care, which is 4 doses every 3 weeks, researchers say |
(15-Apr-2008) Stress of diagnosis more likely cause of reports of 'chemofog,' 'chemobrain,' study suggests |
(15-Apr-2008) Study finds these factors influence how likely they are to undergo screenings |
(15-Apr-2008) More estrogen-receptor negative tumors may be a factor, experts suggest |
(14-Apr-2008) Effect was especially strong for estrogen-sensitive tumor types, study found |
(14-Apr-2008) Work suggests, but does not prove, that stem cells drive breast cancer formation, researcher says |
(14-Apr-2008) It reduced mortality among women with HER2 malignancies, study shows |
(14-Apr-2008) Studies evaluate importance of imaging devices in prognosis, treatment of disease |
(11-Apr-2008) Disparity in practice linked to race, age and socioeconomic status, study finds |
(09-Apr-2008) Stray 'micrometastases' could be missed, harming long-term survival, study suggests |
(08-Apr-2008) Women on the hormone more than doubled the risk for this precancerous condition |
(03-Apr-2008) No differences seen in overall survival, metastasis when chemo triggered low red blood cell count |
(03-Apr-2008) Signaling events in tumor pave the way for lung invasion, study shows |
(01-Apr-2008) Findings point to personalized therapies that help predict disease recurrence |
(31-Mar-2008) Study finds uncertainty about risks and benefits of mastectomies or lumpectomies. |
(27-Mar-2008) Non-white women, aged and the poor less likely to receive sentinel lymph node biopsy, research shows |
(25-Mar-2008) Here are tests you should have |
(25-Mar-2008) Trial was halted early after risk of both recurrence and new malignancies surfaced |
(24-Mar-2008) Study finds they're not getting needed screenings for breast and cervical tumors |
(21-Mar-2008) Openness has major impact on counseling and genetic testing, study shows |
(20-Mar-2008) They take their cues from wives' emotional well-being, study suggests |
(19-Mar-2008) The regimen is less challenging for patients but equally effective in preventing relapse, British studies find |
(19-Mar-2008) Exposure to plasticizers and other chemicals in childhood may hike adult cancer risks, report says |
(14-Mar-2008) Study focused on locally advanced breast cancer and inflammatory breast cancer |
(13-Mar-2008) But adds strong caveats on their use for some undergoing chemo |
(12-Mar-2008) But the finding shouldn't keep physicians from using Avastin, researchers say |
(12-Mar-2008) Finding might explain why some tumors are aggressive and spread, researchers say |
(11-Mar-2008) Letrozole cut women's risk of recurrent or new tumors by more than half, study found |
(08-Mar-2008) Improvement after breathing, stretching program still evident 3 months later, study finds |
(06-Mar-2008) Study found women who had a recurrence had twice as much of the hormone in their system |
(04-Mar-2008) Latest data from Women's Health Initiative points to continued need for mammograms |
(03-Mar-2008) Finding helps identify cellular pathways involved in cancer metastasis |
(03-Mar-2008) Tamoxifen may ease condition's mania phase, but side effects could be a problem, experts say |
(28-Feb-2008) One hormone cured 80 percent of pancreatic cancers, two-thirds of breast cancers, researcher says |
(26-Feb-2008) Study found women lost average of 27% of their income after diagnosis |
(25-Feb-2008) That may limit effectiveness of these breast cancer detection methods, study says |
(23-Feb-2008) Drug still carries significant risks, but approval was based on its ability to slow tumors, experts say. |
(18-Feb-2008) Uninsured, those on Medicaid more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancers, American Cancer Society reports |
(17-Feb-2008) But many patients aren't getting the lifesaving treatment, research reveals |
(15-Feb-2008) British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
(14-Feb-2008) Insecticide metabolite disrupts hormone-sensitive cells, study finds |
(12-Feb-2008) BRCA2 carriers get twice the reduction in breast cancer risk that BRCA1 carriers do, study finds |
(12-Feb-2008) In most cases, ductal carcinoma in situ will not spread, researchers say |
(11-Feb-2008) But sites devoted to complementary or alternative medicine may not be accurate, study finds |
(07-Feb-2008) Harvard docs say this way of checking estrogen-receptor status of participants is OK |
(30-Jan-2008) But expression of Ki-67 didn't predict who'd benefit from additional chemo |
(30-Jan-2008) Authors of 1996 study that concluded differently took second look, found no connection |
(29-Jan-2008) Gender, race, schooling influence likelihood of giving radiation, study says |
(24-Jan-2008) Survey found adult children of parents with BRCA mutations would be more willing to test their own kids |
(22-Jan-2008) More must be done to help women avoid painful, costly complications, researchers say |
(17-Jan-2008) Finding suggests the gene, when not mutated, helps repair damaged DNA |
(16-Jan-2008) Incidence increased with popularity of hormone therapy, study finds |
(16-Jan-2008) Estimates likelihood of recurrence, overall survival |
(12-Jan-2008) Activating body's immune system should fight tumors, researchers say |
(09-Jan-2008) Finding could lead to better prognosis, treatments, researchers say |
(08-Jan-2008) Study finds wide variation among families with carriers |
(04-Jan-2008) Older women do as well with more cost-effective conventional film screenings, study says |
(04-Jan-2008) Finding supports the use of radiation after early-stage disease is removed, researchers say |
(03-Jan-2008) The finding is so far limited to women of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, researchers say |
(26-Dec-2007) Anthracyclines increase survival for HER2-positive tumors, but not negative ones, analysis finds |
(26-Dec-2007) New ethnic findings point out that all women with early breast cancer should be tested for the mutation, experts say |
(21-Dec-2007) But these discussions greatly impact women's surgery choices, experts say |
(21-Dec-2007) Total cost about $555, government analysis shows. |
(20-Dec-2007) Swelling in arms or legs can come after infection or cancer therapy, researchers note |
(20-Dec-2007) Report finds they're less likely to get screening tests, so have advanced disease |
(19-Dec-2007) Mutations in tumor-suppressing gene could point to lymph node involvement, study suggests |
(18-Dec-2007) But cutbacks in research funding jeopardize further breakthroughs: report |
(17-Dec-2007) For a subset of cancer types, treatment needs to be much tougher than is typically done, study finds |
(17-Dec-2007) 12 million new cases -- many preventable -- were diagnosed this year, American Cancer Society reports |
(14-Dec-2007) After more than 8 years of follow-up, older women taking the newer drug fared better, study finds |
(14-Dec-2007) Few men understand the danger from BRCA1/2, researchers say |
(13-Dec-2007) Review of studies finds regimen popular in 1980s doesn't really lengthen life |
(11-Dec-2007) Radiologists' experience and affiliation often influenced results, study found |
(10-Dec-2007) Finding could lead to new treatments, researchers say |
(07-Dec-2007) Studies find effects on breast, prostate and colorectal tumors |
(06-Dec-2007) Older women also face delays, new study finds |
(06-Dec-2007) Experiments with rats show early exposure causes genetic changes in breast cells |
(05-Dec-2007) Take these precautions |
(05-Dec-2007) Expert panel to add it to list of 'probable' causes of malignancy |
(05-Dec-2007) Drug has significant risks, and its benefits are still debated, experts say |
(30-Nov-2007) Most get too little of nutrients that cut their odds for malignancy, study finds |
(29-Nov-2007) And doctors worry that could lead to rise in breast cancer cases |
(29-Nov-2007) Biology and genetics appear to be key factors, researchers say |
(28-Nov-2007) Stereoscopic digital mammography cut rate of false-positive results, study found |
(27-Nov-2007) Technique helps detect metastases earlier for women with inflammatory breast cancer, study finds |
(07-Nov-2007) Obesity linked to a range of tumor types, studies find |
(31-Oct-2007) Review of data finds no link to most common illnesses |
(29-Oct-2007) But there are lots of other reasons to avoid the habit, experts say |
(26-Oct-2007) Deaths rates could be cut with more testing and early detection |
(23-Oct-2007) There's no proof cancer will spread to the healthy second breast, researchers say |
(21-Oct-2007) Research highlights need to individualize treatment |
(19-Oct-2007) When pp32 is gone, a tumor-spurring gene goes to work, researchers say |
(17-Oct-2007) Targets protein that spurs growth of cancer cells |
(16-Oct-2007) Here's what to look for |
(15-Oct-2007) Report finds a doubling of the rate of decline over past decade |
(12-Oct-2007) Partial-breast method might leave women less tired, researchers say |
(10-Oct-2007) Adding paclitaxel to standard chemo targets HER2-positive tumors |
(08-Oct-2007) Study finds they're much less likely than whites to get tamoxifen, for example |
(08-Oct-2007) Wider hips mean more estrogen, bringing higher odds for the illness, researchers say |
(27-Sep-2007) Three or more drinks a day raise odds by 30%, study finds |
(25-Sep-2007) They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening |
(25-Sep-2007) But decline is greater among white women than black women, report finds |
(23-Sep-2007) Simple steps like avoiding caffeine can help, they say |
(17-Sep-2007) Targeting this DNA might improve treatment, researchers say |
(14-Sep-2007) Manufacturer calls Evista a valuable tool, but critics say its heart risks outweigh benefits |
(14-Sep-2007) Among postmenopausal women |
(12-Sep-2007) Socioeconomic status and access to health care may explain the connection |
(12-Sep-2007) Discovery may lead to new drug to treat manic phase of the illness, study says |
(06-Sep-2007) Exercise, yoga improve quality of life, even chemotherapy compliance, studies find |
(06-Sep-2007) Symposium reveals racial disparities, troublesome drug side effects |
(28-Aug-2007) Other benefits: Less anesthesia, faster recovery, less cost, study finds |
(23-Aug-2007) They can help detect cancer early |
(21-Aug-2007) Fried, baked food compound poses no threat, major study finds |
(17-Aug-2007) But the children may be too young to handle the information, study suggests |
(16-Aug-2007) Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
(14-Aug-2007) Mammogram trends played no role in recent lower numbers, study finds |
(13-Aug-2007) Achievement could spur research into cancer's spread, experts say |
(31-Jul-2007) But the technology won't replace mammography, experts stress |
(17-Jul-2007) Breast cancer patients on Tykerb could save $1,740 per month, experts say |
(17-Jul-2007) Regimen exceeding national guidelines didn't protect more from recurrence, study finds |
(16-Jul-2007) Assists doctors in deciding appropriate therapy |
(13-Jul-2007) The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
(11-Jul-2007) Women with the BRCA mutations also responded equally well to treatment, study found |
(10-Jul-2007) Chinese women who favored Western fare doubled their odds for malignancy, study showed |
(10-Jul-2007) Experts are divided over the reasons why |
(09-Jul-2007) Procedure is first being tried on breast cancer survivors, developers say |
(05-Jul-2007) Giving Herceptin alongside -- not after -- standard chemo may be best approach |
(28-Jun-2007) Daughters of women who succumb to the disease have heightened risk of dying if they develop it, Swedish study finds. |
(26-Jun-2007) Noninvasive follow-up may be acceptable alternative, study suggests |
(25-Jun-2007) They may cost more, but they extend lives, improve quality of life, studies find |
(20-Jun-2007) Findings differ from prior HRT study involving those over 60 |
(19-Jun-2007) Relying on family history keeps too many women from valuable gene tests, they say |
(15-Jun-2007) The use of letrozole may also delay need for chemotherapy, study says |
(11-Jun-2007) Advanced oral, breast tumors found more often in people with no insurance or public insurance |
(07-Jun-2007) Drop in HRT use may be one of several factors, study says |
(05-Jun-2007) Small study found modafinil effective for women with breast cancer |
(05-Jun-2007) Could be a sign that drug therapy is working, study says |
(04-Jun-2007) Studies show racial, socioeconomic gaps continue with breast, childhood cancers |
(04-Jun-2007) Breast cancer patients showed no increase in risk, longer-term study finds |
(04-Jun-2007) Latest analysis found benefit stayed the same four years later |
(03-Jun-2007) The former fought colon cancer recurrence, the latter lowered insulin levels in breast cancer survivors |
(31-May-2007) Highly targeted therapy takes 4 weeks instead of 6 or 7, experts say |
(30-May-2007) Study of 59,000 women shows no link, despite long-time use |
(29-May-2007) But it's too early to recommend supplements, one expert says |
(28-May-2007) Scientists have found 4 new mutations that may combine to boost risk |
(24-May-2007) Scientists find new DNA driving malignancy, and a host of implicated proteins |
(23-May-2007) Most are noncancerous |
(22-May-2007) The scans can point to new regions needing excision, researchers say |
(18-May-2007) But LHRH agonists are only effective in women under 40, study finds |
(17-May-2007) Many may feel embarrassed at getting weighed or examined, expert says |
(15-May-2007) 8 genetic clues were found in cells close to the tumor, researchers explain |
(14-May-2007) Government study found 4% decline between 2000 and 2005 |
(14-May-2007) Pollutants, food ingredients, solvents may all cause harm, researchers say |
(07-May-2007) False-positive rate remains too high for test to be used as general screening tool, however |
(07-May-2007) Some are associated with lifestyle choices |
(05-May-2007) Analysis shows effect of screening mammography |
(02-May-2007) Those who've undergone ovarian removal are shielded from estrogen-linked disease, study finds |
(30-Apr-2007) Leptin may enhance tumor growth, mouse study shows |
(27-Apr-2007) Docs assessed treatment's success by watching water diffuse through tumors |
(23-Apr-2007) Study of more than 100,000 women shows no definite connection |
(20-Apr-2007) Genetics, lifestyle, environment interact to cause disease, researchers say |
(19-Apr-2007) Rates of disease fell nearly 9 percent after U.S. study found hormones caused health problems; U.K. study shows HRT use fueled ovarian cancer |
(18-Apr-2007) New blood or biopsy tests predict patients' response to therapy, experts say |
(17-Apr-2007) It spurred immune system to kill tumors in mice, researchers say |
(17-Apr-2007) But the high dose needed brings its own dangers, experts warn |
(16-Apr-2007) Birth size, smoking, race may all play role in DNA changes that increase odds of disease |
(16-Apr-2007) Three studies suggest that eating well can reduce risk |
(11-Apr-2007) One details disease's spread, the other offers potential for better chemotherapy |
(09-Apr-2007) Finding could explain worse prognoses in this group, researchers say |
(09-Apr-2007) Finding could lead to new therapies to treat the disease |
(05-Apr-2007) Do's and don'ts on the day of the test |
(04-Apr-2007) It leads to too many false-positive results in breast screenings, study finds |
(03-Apr-2007) Overall decline since 1990s attributed to tamoxifen, more screenings, experts say |
(03-Apr-2007) Study found higher survival rate for women on the dual therapy |
(02-Apr-2007) American College of Physicians suggests exam timetable should be based on discussion with doctor |
(30-Mar-2007) Often, high-quality info validates what physicians have already told them, study finds |
(26-Mar-2007) Findings show only 16% of U.S. women who've had mastectomy have plastic surgery |
(26-Mar-2007) These tumors lack hormone receptors that make ideal treatment targets, researchers say |
(23-Mar-2007) With expert care, she could maintain good quality of life |
(19-Mar-2007) Racial disparity mirrors that of more common female breast tumors, researchers say |
(18-Mar-2007) They're recruiting healthy sisters of breast cancer patients to better understand the disease |
(16-Mar-2007) Researchers plan to study the Oncotype DX screen in 10,000 women |
(13-Mar-2007) When other therapies haven't succeeded |
(13-Mar-2007) Tykerb delayed illness progression in those with advanced HER2 disease |
(09-Mar-2007) In animal study, tumor growth was slowed with no toxicity |
(06-Mar-2007) But the treatment's lifesaving benefits still outweigh the dangers, experts say |
(27-Feb-2007) Study found moderate activity didn't appear to have an effect, however |
(27-Feb-2007) Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
(26-Feb-2007) Study also found lack of comparison group in research backed by drug makers |
(22-Feb-2007) It's a new strategy in fighting malignancy, researchers say |
(19-Feb-2007) The breast cancer drug increases optical swelling, study suggests |
(13-Feb-2007) Early results suggest aromatase inhibitors might improve on tamoxifen |
(12-Feb-2007) Certain doses of supplements may prevent half of breast, two-thirds of colorectal cases |
(12-Feb-2007) Aromatase inhibitors may also be safer over the long term, study suggests |
(12-Feb-2007) The effect is small -- 10 percent -- but noteworthy, scientists say |
(07-Feb-2007) Antismoking campaigns and other efforts can slow the trend, experts say |
(06-Feb-2007) Based on a woman's genetic profile |
(06-Feb-2007) But questions remain about the exam's accuracy |
(01-Feb-2007) Despite overall decline since the 1990s, report says more focus, education is needed |
(31-Jan-2007) The hormone stimulates production of immune-inhibiting molecule, study finds |
(31-Jan-2007) In many cases, findings don't reach women or are misinterpreted, study finds |
(30-Jan-2007) In some cases, tumors were eradicated in mice, researchers report |
(25-Jan-2007) Study finds more melanoma, stomach cancer in addition to new breast cancers |
(25-Jan-2007) Experts worry about whether troubling trend will continue |
(22-Jan-2007) Those who look for the best care often find it, study suggests |
(22-Jan-2007) What to know before you go |
(22-Jan-2007) The drug, which can prevent recurrence, is meant to be taken for 5 years |
(18-Jan-2007) Obese women also get reduced drug therapy, a new study suggests |
(17-Jan-2007) Technique also works for prostate, lung and brain cancer, study says |
(11-Jan-2007) Discovery may hold key to future treatments, researchers say |
(04-Jan-2007) British study validates previous findings for those with HER-2 positive disease |
(31-Dec-2006) Two new technologies offer better results with less discomfort |
(26-Dec-2006) Experts say treatment still has value despite latest finding on link to breast cancer |
(26-Dec-2006) Discovery could form the basis for a new, early detection screen, study says |
(22-Dec-2006) Case report adds to debate over value of the alternative treatment for cancer |
(19-Dec-2006) Discovery may help scientists develop drug therapies to better combat tumors |
(18-Dec-2006) Computer-assisted scans can miss lesions caught by trained eye |
(18-Dec-2006) Researchers say the effect was strongest in tough-to-treat malignancies |
(15-Dec-2006) One looks at results after chemo, another gauges outcomes after tamoxifen therapy |
(14-Dec-2006) Lapatinib reduced tumor size in 80% of women with inflammatory malignancies |
(14-Dec-2006) Researchers say decline followed reduction in HRT use |
(13-Dec-2006) Experimental agent may solve problem of resistance to the breast cancer drug |
(12-Dec-2006) Study finds significant benefits for postmenopausal women |
(09-Dec-2006) But government funding cuts threaten continued research progress, oncologists report |
(08-Dec-2006) British study weighed plusses, minuses for nearly 161,000 women tracked over 11 years |
(06-Dec-2006) Women with low p27 protein fared worse with hormone-positive tumors, study found |
(30-Nov-2006) Mouse study shows that RU486, or compounds like it, might have promise |
(29-Nov-2006) Technology may end long waits for out-of-the-way patients, experts say |
(29-Nov-2006) The technique has no side effects, researchers add |
(28-Nov-2006) But overweight is linked to other health woes, experts warn |
(27-Nov-2006) As milk ducts regress, malignancy risk fades, study finds |
(27-Nov-2006) And it works without flattening the breast, researchers say |
(17-Nov-2006) Arimidex after long-term tamoxifen should be new standard of care, study finds |
(16-Nov-2006) Benefits seen for soy in women, fish in men, vitamin E-rich foods in male smokers |
(14-Nov-2006) But too often, cancer's emotional toll is undertreated, research shows |
(13-Nov-2006) Growth hormones, natural carcinogens in meat could be to blame, researchers say |
(11-Nov-2006) Computer method looks specifically at women who've undergone lumpectomy |
(09-Nov-2006) Odds remain high even if women do not carry cancer-linked genes, study finds |
(09-Nov-2006) Doctors might use this cue to help tailor treatment, researchers say |
(08-Nov-2006) Study suggests treatment can be reduced by three weeks |
(08-Nov-2006) One method, called MammoSite, may deliver more radiation to the heart than realized |
(03-Nov-2006) Discovery could lead to new, targeted treatments, experts say |
(02-Nov-2006) Adding epirubicin to standard chemo 'cocktail' boosts outcomes, British team report |
(24-Oct-2006) Race played role in outcome, despite treatment used, study found |
(23-Oct-2006) Only certain women need aromatase inhibitors to prevent recurrence, study finds |
(22-Oct-2006) It's the next big advance in breast cancer detection, doctors say |
(20-Oct-2006) More federal dollars would mean more lives saved, American Cancer Society says |
(19-Oct-2006) Rat study finds timid rodents tend to fare worse |
(18-Oct-2006) Study cites need for better diagnoses and use of therapies |
(16-Oct-2006) Women with advanced disease had lower levels of the nutrient |
(09-Oct-2006) But BRIP1 accounts for only a fraction of familial cases, researchers say |
(05-Oct-2006) Brain scans show changes in blood flow, metabolism |
(04-Oct-2006) Large-scale study comparing it with traditional six-week regimen |
(04-Oct-2006) Pooling data from more than 20 studies helped yield results, scientists say |
(03-Oct-2006) However, waiting more than 3 months boosts recurrence risk, researchers warn |
(03-Oct-2006) But most women aren't taking the treatment as steadily as they once did, researchers note |
(26-Sep-2006) Study finds most radiologists evaluating tests well, reducing cancer death rates |
(24-Sep-2006) It's superior to other tests, like MRIs, researchers find |
(22-Sep-2006) It's superior to another radiological method, called MDCT, study finds |
(15-Sep-2006) The test, called OncoPlan, is already available |
(15-Sep-2006) The finding sheds new light on estrogen-replacement therapy, experts says |
(15-Sep-2006) FANCD2 illuminates a new kind of genetic danger, experts explain |
(11-Sep-2006) Activity in year prior to diagnosis improved outlook, study found |
(07-Sep-2006) Step lays groundwork for better, targeted treatments, experts say |
(06-Sep-2006) Almost half of study group went on to get exams, study finds |
(06-Sep-2006) Two studies found it was as important a predictor as age |
(06-Sep-2006) Up to 50% of patients overexpress the cyclin D1 variant, researchers say |
(06-Sep-2006) 70-gene 'signature' gives more accurate prognosis, study finds |
(25-Aug-2006) Carcinogens weaken cells' ability to repair DNA, researchers say |
(25-Aug-2006) Scientists spot mechanism allowing bisphenol-A to concentrate in tumor cells |
(22-Aug-2006) California researchers show the scans aid in diagnosis |
(21-Aug-2006) Immigrant patients more comfortable speaking to health staff in Spanish, study confirms |
(18-Aug-2006) This information can help guide treatment, researchers say |
(16-Aug-2006) Babies born to patients appear to fare well, study finds |
(15-Aug-2006) BRCA1 and 2 almost as prevalent in black women as in white, researchers report |
(15-Aug-2006) Breast cancer patients had more hospital visits than anticipated, study finds |
(14-Aug-2006) 2 studies find potential side effects from Herceptin, radiation |
(09-Aug-2006) Revolutionary new screen helps doctors decide whether patients need chemotherapy |
(08-Aug-2006) In utero exposure to the synthetic estrogen is to blame, study says |
(31-Jul-2006) CHEK2 mutation could serve as diagnostic warning sign, study suggests |
(27-Jul-2006) They may not need to undergo full mastectomy, researchers conclude |
(25-Jul-2006) Education effort aims to dispel common myths about the disease |
(24-Jul-2006) New analysis looks at death rates from cancer, other problems |
(24-Jul-2006) And alternatives to HRT rely on a placebo effect, researchers say |
(20-Jul-2006) The condition, marked by swollen limbs, affects many breast cancer patients |
(18-Jul-2006) FDA OKs Fuji's FCRm system |
(18-Jul-2006) Review of research finds little benefit for vitamins and such, but better studies are needed, experts say |
(12-Jul-2006) But women with heart disease faced stroke risk when using it as breast cancer preventative |
(11-Jul-2006) Removal of ovaries, weight loss benefits women susceptible to the diseases |
(30-Jun-2006) The deprivation they faced is probably to blame, researchers say |
(26-Jun-2006) Women with BRCA1/2 gene mutations at risk particularly if they had X-rays when young |
(23-Jun-2006) Mothers and infants can both do well, new research suggests |
(20-Jun-2006) Women with inflammatory breast cancer fared no better whether surgery or chemo came first, study found |
(06-Jun-2006) Finding suggests there are various subtypes of the disease, researchers say |
(05-Jun-2006) Study found it improved cognitive function and mood |
(05-Jun-2006) Researchers at ASCO report that Gardasil was almost totally effective against pre-cancerous lesions |
(05-Jun-2006) But each drug produces different side effects, new STAR research reveals |
(04-Jun-2006) Tykerb delayed disease progression in those with advanced HER2 cancer, study finds |
(03-Jun-2006) Study found primary-care physicians more likely to send breast cancer patients to oncologists |
(30-May-2006) MR spectroscopy caught all cancers, new study found |
(28-May-2006) Web site includes translated version of a successful English-language program |
(23-May-2006) The expensive tool is cost-effective for women carrying specific genes, study finds |
(17-May-2006) A common regimen works better against HER2-positive tumors, researchers find |
(16-May-2006) Right now, most doctors forego surgery after tumors have spread |
(08-May-2006) Study finds this breast-conserving method doesn't raise risk for repeat surgeries |
(08-May-2006) Finding supports guidelines on hormone therapy for menopause, expert says |
(04-May-2006) Fenretinide may still protect younger patients from recurrence, study suggests |
(01-May-2006) It helps predict who'll be fatigued, and might offer hope for treatment |
(28-Apr-2006) 'Terahertz' imaging helps surgeons remove complete tumor |
(24-Apr-2006) Only 33% get them annually for five years after diagnosis, study finds |
(18-Apr-2006) Raloxifene is already widely used to fight osteoporosis |
(18-Apr-2006) Despite controversy, decades-long study finds no link |
(17-Apr-2006) Reminding women it's time for mammogram or Pap smear works, experts say |
(17-Apr-2006) Finding suggests more needs to be done to increase screening rates |
(11-Apr-2006) But treatment isn't risk-free, so women should consult their doctors, experts say |
(11-Apr-2006) Estrogen-negative cells more vulnerable to chemotherapy, study finds |
(10-Apr-2006) Women with specific tumor types may need more aggressive treatment |
(09-Apr-2006) U.S. researchers will look at potential genetic, environmental causes |
(07-Apr-2006) A number of efforts could yield real rewards |
(07-Apr-2006) These compounds may also lower risk for ovarian tumors, studies find |
(05-Apr-2006) But association not strong enough to suggest women take supplements, study says |
(05-Apr-2006) Adding a drug to Herceptin could improve outcomes, researchers say |
(30-Mar-2006) Talking with others brings understanding, researchers say |
(29-Mar-2006) A key protein lures malignant cells to bone, study finds |
(28-Mar-2006) Don't neglect breast exams, symptoms during pregnancy, experts warn |
(27-Mar-2006) Besides physical benefits, the women reported better quality of life, study found |
(21-Mar-2006) U.S. study finds a lack of recommended care may be to blame |
(21-Mar-2006) GP plus specialist helps them stay healthy, study finds |
(21-Mar-2006) They missed 12% of mutations among breast-cancer patients, study finds |
(20-Mar-2006) Study finds odds for malignancy rise when breasts are of differing size |
(17-Mar-2006) Most had no regrets after opting for removal of unaffected breast, study found |
(06-Mar-2006) It's a question that needs investigating, experts say |
(02-Mar-2006) But this 'over-diagnosis' is no reason to forego regular screening, an expert says |
(01-Mar-2006) Mouse study suggests promise, but researchers remain cautious |
(28-Feb-2006) New findings suggest removing 'papillary lesions' is best |
(22-Feb-2006) Promising findings on Taxotere and Herceptin in new trial |
(21-Feb-2006) Reseachers believe high-fat diets and other factors are behind the trend |
(20-Feb-2006) Women with variants of LEP or LEPR genes face higher risks, study suggests |
(16-Feb-2006) Odds for non-ductal malignancies, especially, rise with hormone use, study finds |
(15-Feb-2006) The chance could be six times higher than normal, study suggests |
(09-Feb-2006) They're more accurate than imaging tests like MRIs, study finds |
(07-Feb-2006) Trio of studies found no effect on risk of breast and colon cancer, or heart disease |
(03-Feb-2006) The novel approach could be easier on patients, researchers say |
(02-Feb-2006) If they're healthy, they stand to gain from the treatment, new research finds |
(02-Feb-2006) Age, income didn't predict who'd use online resources, study found |
(30-Jan-2006) FDA says there's no proof |
(30-Jan-2006) Despite effective tests, not enough people are taking advantage of them, report finds |
(26-Jan-2006) Small study raises a 'red flag' for patients, researchers say |
(25-Jan-2006) Study finds little change despite recent law mandating insurance coverage |
(24-Jan-2006) Starting HRT near menopause may boost its heart-healthy effects, study suggests |
(17-Jan-2006) Small study found they accurately detected presence of disease in human breath samples |
(16-Jan-2006) But monkey study suggests it's only true for postmenopausal women with higher levels of estrogen |
(16-Jan-2006) Their excess mortality isn't linked to other health woes, researchers note |
(13-Jan-2006) Targeted techniques could benefit early stage patients, experts say |
(11-Jan-2006) More than 33% say they're tired or weak up to a decade after diagnosis, study finds |
(04-Jan-2006) Giving it after mastectomy increased survival rates after 10 years |
(04-Jan-2006) Finding could explain why cancer can recur after chemotherapy, study says |
(03-Jan-2006) Study shows it's more effective than gold-standard preventive |
(29-Dec-2005) Only two weeks after treatment ends, most women adjust emotionally, researchers find |
(28-Dec-2005) Offers better results than tamoxifen, but side effects may influence choice, experts say |
(28-Dec-2005) But many blacks, elderly aren't getting enough, study suggests |
(21-Dec-2005) It rids the screen of background "noise," expert explains |
(20-Dec-2005) Almost a third of women will encounter problems, a new study finds |
(19-Dec-2005) Ten percent of white breast cancer survivors carry the mutation, researchers say |
(16-Dec-2005) International trial found it made a difference 15 years later |
(16-Dec-2005) More research would be needed to overturn those findings, however |
(09-Dec-2005) But experts stress the absolute odds of a future malignancy are small |
(08-Dec-2005) Given in combination with Avastin, it delayed progression by 5.5 months |
(07-Dec-2005) It could aid patients whose tumors have become resistant to hormone therapy, reseachers say |
(02-Dec-2005) val rates |
(29-Nov-2005) 'Telemammography' could be a boon to rural women, study finds |
(29-Nov-2005) Herceptin fights malignancy -- but at $40,000 a year, experts say |
(28-Nov-2005) Tomosynthesis cuts down on false-positives, study shows |
(28-Nov-2005) Rural women often face mastectomy if radiation isn't a near-by option, study finds |
(15-Nov-2005) Final results of 13-year-study confirm drug a preventive for healthy women at high risk |
(15-Nov-2005) Heavier weight might indicate an increased risk, Swedish researchers report |
(11-Nov-2005) Mouse studies of tamoxifen-like agent look promising |
(02-Nov-2005) Studies suggest it's an effective alternative to HRT in easing menopausal symptoms |
(31-Oct-2005) Research sheds light on possible tumor-taming properties of vegetables and herbs |
(30-Oct-2005) As Breast Cancer Awareness Month ends, one expert warns of disturbing trend |
(28-Oct-2005) Research to focus on why minority patients face a higher death risk |
(28-Oct-2005) Mutation raises odds in women with strong family history, study finds |
(27-Oct-2005) Rearranged genes may help trigger many malignancies, experts say |
(27-Oct-2005) But nonsmokers and Asians saw some survival benefit, researchers note |
(26-Oct-2005) Chemotherapy, tamoxifen responsible for more than half the drop, study finds |
(24-Oct-2005) The impact on survival takes years to observe, study finds |
(24-Oct-2005) Large study counters previous research on the cholesterol-lowering drugs |
(21-Oct-2005) If injections could reduce hot flashes, women would opt for shots, study finds |
(19-Oct-2005) In clinical trials, it reduced recurrence and prolonged survival |
(18-Oct-2005) Study findings suggest genetic testing would be worthwhile, experts say |
(17-Oct-2005) It may prove a valuable option for treatment of early-stage tumors |
(17-Oct-2005) Outlook is the same, whether single, married, widowed or divorced, study says |
(14-Oct-2005) The free Spanish-language booklet covers lumpectomy, mastectomy options |
(11-Oct-2005) Higher rates of heart disease, diabetes could lower survival for black patients, study suggests |
(04-Oct-2005) Decline since 1990s has been steeper among men than women, new report finds |
(03-Oct-2005) It spots those patients who'll respond best to specific therapies, experts say |
(26-Sep-2005) Survey of family and personal history pinpoints women who may need screening |
(25-Sep-2005) Study shows link, but other experts remain skeptical |
(22-Sep-2005) Diagnoses rise in women over 50, but not in younger women, report finds |
(20-Sep-2005) Women without specific mutations face usual odds of ovarian malignancy, study finds |
(20-Sep-2005) Researchers warn this may impair mammogram accuracy and boost cancer risk |
(19-Sep-2005) A genetic pathway may encourage tumor recurrence, researchers report |
(16-Sep-2005) Only women with family history need tests for BRCA1 and BRCA2, panel concludes |
(16-Sep-2005) But hormone replacement therapy put leaner women at higher risk, study found |
(16-Sep-2005) More accurate than film for younger women with dense breasts, large study finds |
(13-Sep-2005) It might encourage growth of tumor blood vessels, study suggests |
(12-Sep-2005) Three-quarters of women say they have them, but state census study reveals much smaller number |
(08-Sep-2005) It might limit production of estrogen, study suggests |
(06-Sep-2005) The technique focuses on immune, rather than tumor, cells |
(06-Sep-2005) Taking letrozole after tamoxifen cut risk for new malignancy, study found |
(02-Sep-2005) Newest breast cancer drugs can cause joint pain in patients, researcher says |
(01-Sep-2005) BRCA2 mutations up risks for other malignancies, study finds |
(01-Sep-2005) More testing needed before gabapentin can be approved, expert says |
(31-Aug-2005) Herceptin linked to potential heart problems |
(29-Aug-2005) Study will compare partial versus full irradiation of breast |
(24-Aug-2005) Malignancy in bone could be marker to guide treatment, researchers say |
(23-Aug-2005) Study could expand use of sentinel node technique beyond smaller cancers |
(23-Aug-2005) Research with mice offers hope for ovarian, breast and prostate tumors |
(20-Aug-2005) Losing 10 pounds cut the risk by 65 percent, study finds |
(18-Aug-2005) Despite equal survival odds, breast cancer patients opting for more drastic surgery, study finds |
(16-Aug-2005) The screenings often detect slower-growing tumors, study finds |
(12-Aug-2005) Switching off one gene stopped estrogen-linked tumors in the lab |
(11-Aug-2005) But other experts contend doctors had too little info to understand risks. |
(11-Aug-2005) Researchers find 30 percent incidence of hereditary BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations |
(08-Aug-2005) Smaller size of tumors skewing success rate of treatments, researchers say |
(04-Aug-2005) Risk is lowest with estrogen-only therapy, study suggests |
(04-Aug-2005) Aromatase inhibitor drugs vie with tamoxifen, study finds |
(03-Aug-2005) But experts disagree over the value of the technology |
(27-Jul-2005) Finding could one day help doctors better tailor therapy for patients, study says |
(25-Jul-2005) More mammograms may mean more false positives requiring tests, experts say |
(20-Jul-2005) Study finds which women with benign breast disease face greatest risk down the road |
(19-Jul-2005) But findings shouldn't dissuade women from annual screen, experts say |
(14-Jul-2005) But finding is preliminary, experts add, and more research is needed |
(07-Jul-2005) IBC more likely to strike at younger age, show different symptoms, study finds |
(01-JUL-2005) Having a personal doctor raises odds of getting screened, study found |
(28-JUN-2005) Study finds concerns may contribute to high rates of repeat tests, biopsies |
(22-JUN-2005) Study suggests men, women be treated using same guidelines |
(15-JUN-2005) In lab, this combo cut tumor cell spread in half |
(14-JUN-2005) Adjusting drug dose for weight may leave them more vulnerable |
(12-JUN-2005) The cause is build-up of lymphatic fluid, study finds |
(10-JUN-2005) Those at busiest centers better able to detect cancers, study found |
(09-JUN-2005) Exercise, food consumption, even a common spice may have impact, studies find |
(09-JUN-2005) Hand-held device found over 90 percent of cancers in early trial |
(09-JUN-2005) Ontak boosts body's defense against tumor's return |
(02-JUN-2005) Serious side effects can occur, but experts say benefits outweigh risks |
(31-MAY-2005) But the researchers add they didn't determine a causal link |
(25-MAY-2005) In new trial, many patients dropped out early because of side effects |
(24-MAY-2005) Spanish researchers find no real connection |
(24-MAY-2005) Just three to five hours weekly could cut risk of breast cancer death dramatically |
(17-MAY-2005) Inventors hope to safeguard women from harmful rays |
(17-MAY-2005) Study of breast cancer treatments halted following two deaths from drug toxicity |
(16-MAY-2005) Dual treatment caught almost all cancers in high-risk women |
(16-MAY-2005) Studies find low-fat diets fight breast cancer; aspirin does same against colon cancer |
(16-MAY-2005) Iressa showed promising results in preliminary trial |
(15-MAY-2005) Five-year study shows wide range when it comes to following treatment guidelines |
(14-MAY-2005) Some show promise in preventing prostate, endometrial and breast cancers |
(13-MAY-2005) Herceptin and other drugs look promising, studies show |
(12-MAY-2005) It's effective at early detection in younger women, study finds |
(12-MAY-2005) Fifteen-year survival rates prove the effectiveness of chemo and hormone therapy, study finds |
(09-MAY-2005) But the abnormality is easily spotted on mammogram, and can be removed, study says |
(06-MAY-2005) Experts testing device that tracks mild current moving through tissue |
(06-MAY-2005) Cancer Society's 'Great American Health Check' launched this week |
(04-MAY-2005) Celebrity-driven campaigns spurring rise in colon, breast, prostate exams |
(01-MAY-2005) Hawaiian study finds extraordinary low relapse rates in those of Japanese heritage |
(29-APR-2005) Hyperthermia boosts effectiveness of radiation, study finds |
(28-APR-2005) Foundation seeks more funding for minorities |
(27-APR-2005) Study finds consumption can lower chances of disease by as much as 22% |
(26-APR-2005) Here's what to look for |
(26-APR-2005) Study finds lack of radiologists, and problem may worsen |
(26-APR-2005) Experts hail news that Herceptin trials were halted early due to successful results |
(22-APR-2005) New tool might someday help doctors tailor therapies to patients |
(20-APR-2005) Mouse experiments show benefit of omega-3 fatty acids |
(20-APR-2005) Scientists are using herpes, measles bugs to destroy malignant cells |
(19-APR-2005) Saliva analysis detected nine of 10 oral cancers in study |
(19-APR-2005) Animal studies suggest hCG can lower a woman's risk |
(13-APR-2005) Brain tumor discovery may help fight other malignancies |
(12-APR-2005) Combo of hormone plus chemotherapy helps women freeze more eggs |
(12-APR-2005) Reasons for disparity not clear, but study suggests more education, outreach needed |
(11-APR-2005) Just 17 percent of women at high risk for breast cancer would take the drug |
(10-APR-2005) Studies suggest aromatase inhibitors may be safer, more effective |
(06-APR-2005) New study finds no rise in risk when estrogen used alone |
(31-MAR-2005) Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
(31-MAR-2005) Five-year study to assess effectiveness of exemestane |
(24-MAR-2005) MRIs can be misread because hormone therapy makes tissue more dense, study says |
(23-MAR-2005) Study finds women on breast cancer drug six times likelier to get the rare cancer |
(15-MAR-2005) Better technology means this treatment safer than ever, study finds |
(15-MAR-2005) Research confirms preventive approach used a decade ago works |
(14-MAR-2005) Study finds similar disease pattern in black patients from both continents |
(14-MAR-2005) Researchers think drugs used to treat tumors lead to bone loss |
(10-MAR-2005) But study finds developing nations are catching up |
(06-MAR-2005) Only one in 20 follows schedule recommendations, researchers say |
(02-MAR-2005) Doctors who read the most images are most accurate, study finds |
(02-MAR-2005) Risk heightened by length of time on the drug |
(01-MAR-2005) Many not being offered lifesaving treatment because of their age, researcher says |
(22-FEB-2005) Therapists will answer questions on cancer treatment-related swelling |
(18-FEB-2005) Finding could help determine which women need aggressive treatment |
(17-FEB-2005) Safer, more durable implants made from natural tissue, researchers report |
(17-FEB-2005) Over 1.7 million Europeans died from cancer in 2004, report finds |
(14-FEB-2005) But benefit of breast cancer drug no reason to use it for cardiovascular protection |
(11-FEB-2005) Wound-healing activity may identify women at risk for disease spread |
(10-FEB-2005) Amazon plant compound stopped growth of malignant cells in lab |
(09-FEB-2005) Exam won't significantly lower breast cancer death risk, study finds |
(07-FEB-2005) Big babies have higher rate of breast cancer, certain others, in adulthood, study suggests |
(04-FEB-2005) Finding challenges common assumptions about breast exam |
(03-FEB-2005) Seaweed may reduce estrogen and help prevent some forms of the disease |
(02-FEB-2005) But it does help after surgery, study finds |
(19-JAN-2005) Points to increased susceptibility in those with family history of disease |
(19-JAN-2005) Study with 20-year follow-up confirms earlier research |
(14-JAN-2005) Molecular breast imaging method improves detection of malignancies |
(11-JAN-2005) But experts say the finding shouldn't dissuade people from eating the foods |
(10-JAN-2005) Lab study finds main ingredient suppresses important cancer gene |
(05-JAN-2005) Lead to less toxic breast cancer treatments, study says |
(05-JAN-2005) Experts stress that lab research is preliminary |
(23-DEC-2004) Study finds they may actually improve long-term outlook |
(15-DEC-2004) Study describes two ways they help tumors travel to bone |
(15-DEC-2004) No higher risk of late-stage cancer found in those aged 50 and older |
(15-DEC-2004) Women hesitant to take it as a preventive measure against breast cancer |
(10-DEC-2004) But even researchers say connection is probably a fluke |
(10-DEC-2004) But at least one expert says it's not ready for widespread use |
(10-DEC-2004) Arthritis drug appears to regulate cell's use of estrogen, small study finds |
(08-DEC-2004) Cancer screens sensitive, but they don't catch everything |
(08-DEC-2004) Anastrozole reduces the chances of tumors recurring and spreading, study finds |
(07-DEC-2004) Device meant as a pre-screening tool, to encourage self-examination |
(01-DEC-2004) Study says MRI catches tumors missed by mammography in high-risk women |
(30-NOV-2004) Study finds decrease in tumors in women with bone loss |
(29-NOV-2004) Procedure finds malignant lymph nodes without more operations |
(22-NOV-2004) Recurrence unlikely in affected breast after lumpectomy, study finds |
(19-NOV-2004) Fast-acting pathway may have fewer side effects |
(16-NOV-2004) These drugs offer alternative for postmenopausal women, new guidelines say |
(15-NOV-2004) But risk of pancreatic, prostate, stomach cancer still low, study finds |
(15-NOV-2004) Chemical attraction behind spread of malignancies could be drug target |
(09-NOV-2004) Early study finds DHEA spurs weight loss, improves insulin activity |
(30-OCT-2004) Women in poor or rural areas are at increasing risk, experts say |
(25-OCT-2004) Discovery could lead to better prognosis, treatment |
(25-OCT-2004) Study finds problem more acute among blacks, Native Americans |
(22-OCT-2004) But rate of breast cancer greater than any other group in state |
(20-OCT-2004) But chemotherapy does in breast cancer patients, study finds |
(19-OCT-2004) But experts say ductal lavage still has a role in finding cancer |
(19-OCT-2004) Toremifene shows promise against prostate cancer, researchers report |
(18-OCT-2004) Study finds relative rate higher in radiation patients |
(18-OCT-2004) Treatment increases odds that screen will be hard to interpret |
(16-OCT-2004) Early diagnosis, better treatments boost chances of survival |
(15-OCT-2004) Researchers say doctor-patient communication would help |
(13-OCT-2004) Even birth weight determines odds, study finds |
(12-OCT-2004) Women with genetic mutations find solace in sharing fears with others |
(11-OCT-2004) Injecting wrinkle treatment into pectoral muscles reduces discomfort, study finds |
(11-OCT-2004) Researchers stress finding should not panic breast cancer patients |
(06-OCT-2004) Study finds connection in patients with early-stage disease |
(01-OCT-2004) Study finds them more effective than mammography |
(28-SEP-2004) Study finds women who can benefit from cancer-preventing drug |
(28-SEP-2004) Study finds no benefit in those with early-state disease |
(24-SEP-2004) Women whose bodies do poor job of eliminating oils get most health benefit |
(20-SEP-2004) Study says reconstruction needn't delay procedure |
(16-SEP-2004) Compound in broccoli and other greens stops malignant cell growth |
(14-SEP-2004) Walking, running: any exercise lowers recurrence risk, experts say |
(14-SEP-2004) Finds more tumors in those genetically prone, study finds |
(13-SEP-2004) But many who are poor, lack insurance or don't speak English don't |
(09-SEP-2004) It could disrupt the body's normal hormone production, some researchers suggest |
(03-SEP-2004) Experts say it's best way to catch disease early |
(01-SEP-2004) Some women 70 and up may forgo it, but it helps younger patients |
(31-AUG-2004) Women who get them less likely to suffer recurrence of disease, study says |
(31-AUG-2004) Odds fall as women age, unless disease is advanced |
(27-AUG-2004) s |
(24-AUG-2004) New MRI techonology gives surgeons 'road map' |
(24-AUG-2004) Rates vary by ethnicity for breast cancer patients |
(23-AUG-2004) It spots those with resistance to Herceptin |
(23-AUG-2004) The tests are still the best tool for detecting breast cancer, study says |
(18-AUG-2004) Levels of cancer cells show whether patient is responding to therapy |
(10-AUG-2004) Study: Medicare patients not getting experienced specialists |
(09-AUG-2004) Black women four times more likely to have alteration in tumor suppressor gene |
(05-AUG-2004) Study finds majority of women were pleased with the results |
(02-AUG-2004) Study finds they increase chances of survival |
(28-JUL-2004) It beats mammography, but isn't advised for women at normal risk |
(27-JUL-2004) Besides cutting cholesterol, they may fight breast cancer, even arthritis |
(27-JUL-2004) Computer programs, charts can help, but they're no substitute for counseling |
(22-JUL-2004) Improvements help both detection and treatment |
(20-JUL-2004) Researchers find surrounding cells spur growth of drug-resistant tumor cells |
(14-JUL-2004) But a drink or two per day seems safe, study finds |
(13-JUL-2004) Animal study suggests that it doubles odds of disease |
(13-JUL-2004) Bug similar to one found in mice also in some human tumors |
(08-JUL-2004) Plant estrogens don't raise risk for women, study finds |
(06-JUL-2004) Lactating women most likely to get breast inflammation |
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