Google Alert - breast cancer

Google News Alert for: breast cancer

Lake turns pink to fight cancer Lake Sun Leader - Camdenton,MO,USA This national campaign follows the tradition of "thinking pink" during the month of October in the quest to eradicate breast cancer. ... See all stories on this topic

Battle Won in War on Cancer: New Cases Declined for First Time Bloomberg - USA Rates fell for all major cancers, including lung cancer, colon cancer, breast cancer in women and prostate cancer in men. Improvements weren't felt equally ... See all stories on this topic

New Cases of Cancer Decline in US New York Times - United States The decline is primarily due to a reduction in death rates from certain common cancers, including prostate cancer and lung cancer in men, breast cancer in ... See all stories on this topic

Healthy meals for breast (and other) cancer survivors Philippine Star - Manila,Philippines Taking into account that breast cancer is by far the most frequent cancer among women worldwide, and that the Philippines has the highest incidence rate in ... See all stories on this topic

Breast Cancer Incidence Higher Among Young African-American Women ... Cancer Consultants - Ketchum,ID,USA Researchers from the National Cancer Institute have reported that the incidence of breast cancer among African-American women under 40 is higher than that ... See all stories on this topic

New Cancer Cases Declining in US New York Times - United States The decline is due primarily to a reduction in death rates from certain common cancers, including prostate cancer and lung cancer in men, breast cancer in ... See all stories on this topic

Some Breast Cancers May Regress on Their Own Washington Post - United States The Norwegian study found that more cases of breast cancer were diagnosed after a regular screening program was put in place than before. ... See all stories on this topic

Tracking and feedback registry may reduce racial disparities in ... EurekAlert (press release) - Washington,DC,USA Alerting surgeons when their breast cancer patients did not attend a follow-up consultation with a medical oncologist was associated with a reduction in ... See all stories on this topic

HealthNews Breast Cancer Drug Avastin Meets Latest Study Goals HealthNews - Carslbad,CA,USA One in eight women will be affected by breast cancer during their lifetime. No one knows why some women get breast cancer; certain changes in DNA can cause ... See all stories on this topic

Can breast cancer go away on its own? Seattle Post Intelligencer - USA Can breast cancer go away on its own? Can aggressive screening and treatment sometimes be a bad thing? Those are some of the questions being raised by the ... See all stories on this topic

Google Blogs Alert for: breast cancer

Study: Breast Cancer May Regress on Own A significant portion of invasive breast cancers may regress on their own without treatment, a new study that is bound to provoke controversy suggests. NSTA :: News - http://www.nsta.org/

PinkFriday.org Wants To Help Cure Breast Cancer By Jin Needless to say, most of the products on offer will come in pink, as that's the official color to represent the fight against breast cancer. The Pink Friday webcast will be on TigerDirect.com or CompUSA.com from 8AM to 5PM eastern, ... J Gadgets - http://www.jgadgets.com/

Soy-based breast cancer treatment may cause breast cancer By darthchaosofrspw Aromatase inhibitors are a mainstay of breast cancer treatment in post-menopausal women. These drugs work by interfering with the enzyme aromatase, which catalyzes a crucial step in converting precursor molecules to estradiol, ... DC: Infowarrior and Xubuntuphile - http://darthchaosofrspw.wordpress.com/

Trisha Goddard is Breast Cancer Survivor By Erika TV host Trisha Goddard was on GMTV this morning sharing her story of how she battled and beat breast cancer. She revealed that exercise was a large part of her routine during radiation and chemotherapy, and says that it helped her get ... Right Celebrity - http://celebrity.rightpundits.com/

Have cookie, grow breast cancer By Brad Weeks, MD An interaction between the hormones estrogen and insulin may encourage the growth and proliferation of breast cancer cells. When breast cancer cells are chronically bathed with estrogen, the breast cancer cells are more susceptible and ... WeeksMD - http://weeksmd.com/

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