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Morning larks 'are less at risk of breast cancer'
A study by the University of Bristol found those who prefer to get up bright and early are less likely to develop the disease than 'night owls'. But critics argue our bedtime...
13 hours ago - Daily Mail
Researchers develop non-invasive method using infrared imaging to better detect breast cancer
Researchers have found a non-invasive, cost effective method that uses infrared technology to locate hard-to-find breast cancer tumors.
16 hours ago - News Medical - 2 articles
Triple-negative breast cancer rates vary by birthplace among black women in US
Prevalence of triple-negative breast cancer among black women in the United States differed considerably by birthplace, according to study results published in Cancer. In...
17 hours ago - Healio - 2 articles
3D mammograms increasing in popularity for breast cancer screening in the USA
More and more women are undergoing 3D mammograms for breast cancer screening in the US, with rates increasing from 13 percent to 43 percent.
19 hours ago - News Medical
VIDEO: Intensity Therapeutics' intratumoral formulation active in highly refractory cancers
CHICAGO - Lewis H. Bender, MS, MA, MBA, founder, president and CEO of Intensity Therapeutics, spoke with HemOnc Today at ASCO Annual Meeting about preliminary results of the...
23 hours ago - Healio
Women who start a family using IVF face a 10% greater risk of breast cancer
Researchers led by the University of Copenhagen tracked more than 600,000 women for up to 21 years during the study, which was presented at a major fertility conference in Vienna.
1 day ago - Daily Mail
My 36K breasts are ruining my life but the NHS won't help
Dani Markerson says the size of her breasts are out of proportion with the rest of her and causes her extreme pain in her back, neck and knees
1 day ago - Wales online
Could 3-D Mammograms Soon Be the Standard for Breast Cancer Screening?
Title: Could 3-D Mammograms Soon Be the Standard for Breast Cancer Screening? Category: Health News Created: 6/24/2019 12:00:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 6/25/2019 12:00:00 AM
1 day ago - Medicine Net - 5 articles
LSU Health researchers to investigate link between breast cancer and obesity in real time
Frank Lau, MD, Associate Professor in the Section of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at LSU Health New Orleans School of Medicine, has been awarded a grant by the...
1 day ago - News Medical - 2 articles
Allyl isothiocyanate, a compound present in human diets, found to induce cell toxicity in breast cancer cell lines
In this study, a team of researchers from Taiwan examined the effect of allyl isothiocyanate , a compound present in many cruciferous vegetables, on human breast cancer cell...
1 day ago - Natural News
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Television Addiction: Too much sitting and TV watching can put you at a higher risk of developing heart disease, reveals a new study.
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Regular exercise during middle and older age can cut down early death risk. So, start being more active as you age to live longer.
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Dirty sinks and faucets in the hospital are often home to slime and biofilm, reveals a new study.
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A close link between vortex flow and pressure differences in the ventricles, or lower chambers, of the heart has been discovered.
New Female External Catheter Technology Cuts CAUTI by 50 Percent
Catheter-associated urinary tract infection reduction is a top priority for the overall reduction of healthcare-associated infections. Newly developed Female External Catheter...
Prostate Cancer Urine Test Shows Who Needs Treatment and When: Study
New urine test for prostate cancer was found to have enormous potential, said researchers.
Almost 1 in 5 Blood Cancer Patients Suffer Blood Clots, Bleeding
Blood cancer patients are more likely to suffer complications such as blood clots and bleeding, reveals a new study.
Food Insecurity Causes Type 2 Diabetes
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Machine Learning Improves Heart Attack Risk Assessment
Machine learning approach better discriminated which patients would have a cardiac event from those who would not, said new study.