Breast Cancer Health News Page 11

British researchers zero in on genetic links between early puberty and increased cancer risk

Scientists hope to improve breast cancer screening of younger women

Out of 7 nationality groups studied, only Japanese women didn't have an overall increase in the disease

Half of breast cancer patients who had both breasts removed unsure of genetic risk of more cancers: study

Study finds that most still recommend the breast cancer screen for women in their early 40s

Exposure to fine-particle air pollution linked to dense breast tissue, a risk factor for tumors, study finds

Large U.S. study points to the drug's potential tumor-fighting abilities

1 in 4 kids who lived through cancer developed another cancer by age 45, study finds

A minority of women with 'triple-negative' tumors responded to Tecentriq, but they responded well

Still, more progress is needed and racial disparities remain, U.S. report finds

Among young women with early breast cancer, almost half from 5 states opt to have healthy breast removed

Long-term chances of heart attack, lung cancer higher for women who light up, study finds

6 out of 10 screened weren't at high risk for the disease, researchers say

Shorter course less expensive, equally effective in certain patients, researchers say

Those diagnosed at younger age or have a family history of cancer even more vulnerable