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2011 archives

1.     16 Steps To A Healthier Life For You And Your Family- From the Breast Cancer Options 2011 Healthy Lifestyles Calendar

2.     How Lifestyle Choices Impact Breast Cancer Risk- from the Breast Cancer Options 2011 Healthy Lifestyles Calendar

3.     Study: Night lights can lead to long-term health problems

4.     Hot flushes and other menopause symptoms are associated with a significant reduction in the risk of breast cancer. The more frequent and severe the hot flushes, the lower the cancer risk

5.     Breast-cancer study questions lymph node removal

6. Few women seek help for sexual issues after cancer treatment,but many want it

7. Medical Malpractice in Breast Biopsies

8. Vitamin Supplement Use During Breast Cancer Treatment and Survival: A Prospective Cohort Study

9. Complementary and alternative medicine use among cancer survivors: a population-based study

10. New study shows fresh food diet reduces levels of hormone disruptors BPA and DEHP

 

11. Light at Night and Electromagnetic Radiation- from the Breast Cancer Options 2011 Healthy Lifestyles Calendar

12. ACE inhibitors may increase risk of recurrence in breast cancer survivors

13. Black cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa) in tamoxifen-treated breast cancer patients  

by Dr Tori Hudson ND

 

14. 3 ways to reduce your breast cancer risk

15. Beta-blockers tied to breast cancer survival

16. Fish Oil Boosts Responses To Breast Cancer Drug Tamoxifen

17. Mixed Recurrence Outcomes When Radiation Is Added to Excision for DCIS

18. Heavy Coffee Intake Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Risk

19. Food as Medicine: Fighting Cancer and Disease

20. A GAME-CHANGER IN BREAST CANCER DETECTION

21. New Study Shows Modified Citrus Pectin Activates Powerful Immune Responses

22. Toxicity of Aromatase Inhibitors May Impact on Survival

 

23. Intravaginal dehydroepiandrosterone (Prasterone), a physiological and highly efficient treatment of vaginal atrophy

24- What Do Young Adult Daughters of BRCA Mutation Carriers Know About Hereditary Risk and How Much Do They Worry 

25- Treating Breast Cancer: No Need for Add-On Drug

 
26. Elevated hormone levels add up to increased breast cancer risk                                          
 
27. Screening Mammogram Saves Few Lives
 
28. Is Chemo the Cause of Mental Fog After Breast Cancer? Study Suggests Mental Fog in Breast Cancer Survivors May Be Due to Brain Changes 

29. Adolescent alcohol consumption and breast cancer Alcohol consumption by adolescents may increase breast cancer risk in those with a family history of the disease

30. Study: BPA, METHYLPARABEN BLOCK BREAST CANCER DRUGS
                                                                                                                                                                                31. New Tool for DCIS Breast Cancer Identifies Lower-Risk Patients Who Can Avoid Radiation  
                                                                                                                                                                                    32. SABCS: Vitamin D Level Linked to Breast Tumor Size

33. How Lifestyle Choices Impact Breast Cancer Risk- 2012 Healthy Lifestyle Calendar. Call for a copy


2010 ARCHIVES
1. Breast cancer and beauty products: the paraben concern
Health & Resource Center,www.emerson.comClinical Commentary by Marianne Marchese, ND

2. Digital Mammography Delivers Significantly Less Radiation Than Conventional Mammography

3. Acupuncture Reduces Hot Flashes, Improves Sex Drive for Breast Cancer Patients

4. Effects of Tamoxifen and Exemestane on Cognitive Functioning of Postmenopausal Patients With Breast Cancer- Results From the Neuropsychological Side Study ofTamoxifen & Exemestane Trial

5. Aspirin boosts breast cancer survival rate

6. Study: Double Mastectomy May Not Improve Survival

7. Chemicals linked to breast cancer

8. Axillary Node Dissection in DCIS Offers Little Prognostic Information

9. Yoga Eases Sleep Problems Among Cancer Survivors

10. Why MRIs Don't Lead to Better Cancer-Survival Rates

11. Overtreating earliest cancers - but which ones?

12. Exercise Preserves Freedom of Movement After Breast Cancer Surgery

13. ASCO: Survival No Better After Axillary Node Surgery

14. A Big Discovery for DCIS: Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation - Blog

15. Fish oil supplements may decrease breast cancer risk. Research backs anti-inflammatory effects, but cause-and-effect unclear 

16. Study suggests link of cleaners to breast cancer

17. Sex and Intimacy After Cancer


18. MYTHS AND REALITIES ABOUT BREAST CANCER

Compiled by Breast Cancer Options from a variety of sources 

 

19. New Imaging Technique Could Help Physicians Ease Lymphedema Symptoms
 
 
 

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