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Chemotherapy not necessary for most early-stage breast cancer patients
Results of the TAILORx clinical study may change the treatment recommendations for women with early-stage breast cancer. A recent report indicated that for most women
Results of the TAILORx clinical study may change the treatment recommendations for women with early-stage breast cancer. A recent report indicated that for most women
Researchers from Ottawa have found that a combination of a flu vaccine and erectile dysfunction drug was able to reduce the number of cancer metastases
Scientists have recently developed methods to detect breast cancer by measuring a patient’s breath and urine. They used electronic nose gas sensors for breath, along
Individuals undergoing chemotherapy often suffer from side effects, including pain or numbness in the hands and feet (called chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy). Sometimes it is so
Most women have heard about uterine fibroids – benign tumors that affect 70-80% of women at some point in their lives. However, very few women
Cognitive dysfunction, including Alzheimer’s disease, has been related to androgen deprivation therapy (ADT). Scientists from Stanford reported that men who were undergoing ADT to treat
A new product aims to make breast cancer screening available to everyone – even women in low resource settings. The World Health Organization estimates that
Evidence is mounting that hormone therapy (HT) after menopause is not associated with increased risks, despite earlier concerns. A recent meta-analysis of a number of
Common birth control pills called combined oral contraceptives (COC) contain ethinyl-estradiol, a derivative of the estradiol found in the body. COCs are known to raise
Standard treatment for women who have had breast cancer is anti-estrogen therapy using aromatase inhibitors. But this treatment has serious implications for cardiovascular and bone
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