Breast Cancer Stories
- These simple habits, from drinking alcohol to working late at night, can elevate your risk for breast cancer throughout your lifetime.
- For every 10-centimeter increase in height, cancer risk increases by 18 percent in women and 11 percent in men: study.
- Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's newest lingerie line for Marks & Spencer features breast cancer survivor models and will donate a fraction of sales to cancer research.
- Breast cancer survivors often struggle with feeling beautiful after chemotherapy; but tattoos can sometimes change everything.
- When celebrities' health problems make the news, media reports help shape public knowledge about those conditions and procedures.
- Sequencing tumor genomes and implanting them into mice avatars shows promise in the future of tailored cancer treatments.
- Following the Mediterranean diet lessens risk of cardiovascular disease, and it may also prevent malignant breast cancer.
- Though men are not diagnosed with breast cancer as often as women, the rate of prophylactic surgeries among them has nearly doubled.
- Andy Leek starts a domino effect of kindness after he offers to paint a portrait of the person who bids for a blank canvas on eBay.
- Doctors were talking about hereditary cancers long before the discovery of the breast cancer gene or Angelina Jolie.
- Fetal cells will migrate from the placenta into the mother's body while she is pregnant. What happens next has researchers baffled but intrigued at the possibilities.
- Women who work in male-dominated fields are more likely to experience greater levels of stress and subsequent diseases.