Alcohol Could Lead to Breast Cancer Recurrence
Moderate to heavy alcohol consumption could increase the risk of a breast cancer recurrence.
Moderate to heavy alcohol consumption could increase the risk of a breast cancer recurrence.
Acupuncture Can Help Relieve Hot Flashes
Acupuncture may help relieve hot flashes, depression, and other symptoms associated with breast cancer treatments.
Acupuncture may help relieve hot flashes, depression, and other symptoms associated with breast cancer treatments.
Pomegranate Could Help Prevent Breast Cancer
Natural compounds found in pomegranate fruit may prevent the growth of some types of breast cancer.
Natural compounds found in pomegranate fruit may prevent the growth of some types of breast cancer.
Stem Cells Can Reverse Chemo Therapy Damage
One of the side effects of chemotherapy is an increased risk for heart damage.
One of the side effects of chemotherapy is an increased risk for heart damage.
Soy Food May Help Prevent Breast Cancer
A study of Chinese women finds those who ate foods high in soy had a lower risk for breast cancer recurrence and death.
A study of Chinese women finds those who ate foods high in soy had a lower risk for breast cancer recurrence and death.
Obesity Increases the Risk of Death From Breast Cancer
Women who maintain a healthy weight are more likely to survive breast cancer.
Women who maintain a healthy weight are more likely to survive breast cancer.
Ultrasounds Lower the Risk for Breast Biopsy
Targeted ultrasounds lower the risk of unnecessary breast biopsies.
Targeted ultrasounds lower the risk of unnecessary breast biopsies.
A Gene Test Could Help Determine Who Would Benefit From Chemo
A gene test may determine which women would not benefit from chemotherapy.
A gene test may determine which women would not benefit from chemotherapy.
Breast Cancer Report with Dr. Nancy Snyderman
An announcement earlier this week by a government task force to change the age for breast cancer screening has stirred up controversy. Meredith Vieira and Dr. Nancy Snyderman discuss the issue.
An announcement earlier this week by a government task force to change the age for breast cancer screening has stirred up controversy. Meredith Vieira and Dr. Nancy Snyderman discuss the issue.
Breast Cancer: Are We Headed in the Right Direction?
Kimberly Booker and her doctro both believe that if she had not had a mammogram at the age of 42, she would not have caught her breast cancer in time.
Kimberly Booker and her doctro both believe that if she had not had a mammogram at the age of 42, she would not have caught her breast cancer in time.
Breast Cancer: New Guidelines on Screening
The US Preventive Services Task Force now says women do not need to be screened for breast cancer until later in life. Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports.
The US Preventive Services Task Force now says women do not need to be screened for breast cancer until later in life. Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports.
Breast Cancer Backlash
The debate over when to get a mammogram is still red hot.
The debate over when to get a mammogram is still red hot.
Women More Likely to Stay With Men After Cancer Diagnosis
A study shows wives are much more likely to end up separated or divorced when diagnosed with cancer, than husbands facing the same diagnosis.
A study shows wives are much more likely to end up separated or divorced when diagnosed with cancer, than husbands facing the same diagnosis.
Too Many Late Shifts Can Cause Breast Cancer in Nurses
A Danish nurses association calls on the government to limit night shifts which they suggest could linked to breast cancer among medical professionals.
A Danish nurses association calls on the government to limit night shifts which they suggest could linked to breast cancer among medical professionals.
A Woman Fakes Breast Cancer for Breast Enhancements
Kerry Sanders reports that a believable story of breast cancer and a lack of insurance coverage had some fooled.
Kerry Sanders reports that a believable story of breast cancer and a lack of insurance coverage had some fooled.
Obesity is a Major Cause of Cancer
A new report shows over 100,000 cases of cancer each year are linked to being overweight or obese, leading experts to say excess fat is one of the most overlooked risk factors for the disease.
A new report shows over 100,000 cases of cancer each year are linked to being overweight or obese, leading experts to say excess fat is one of the most overlooked risk factors for the disease.
Some African-American Women May Not Receive Follow-up Breast Cancer Care
African-American women may experience a delay in follow-up care for breast cancer.
African-American women may experience a delay in follow-up care for breast cancer.
Firefighter Challenge: Raising Breast Cancer Awareness
Firefighters who usually battle flames are battling breast cancer.
Firefighters who usually battle flames are battling breast cancer.
Cervarix Has Been Approved by the FDA
The FDA has approved a second cervical cancer vaccine called Cervarix. It will compete with Merck's Gardasil shot.
The FDA has approved a second cervical cancer vaccine called Cervarix. It will compete with Merck's Gardasil shot.
A New Test Helps Predict Breast Cancer Risk
A new test helps doctors predict a woman's potential risk for breast cancer.
A new test helps doctors predict a woman's potential risk for breast cancer.
