Articles for Tag: "breast cancer"
With one in eight women developing breast cancer during their lifetime, early detection is key.
After being diagnosed at 26, Lauren Wakefield is inspiring other women through Healing Heels.
Researchers are working to identify DNA that may one day help provide enhanced screening and earlier detection.
Women who take insulin appear more likely to have dense breasts, a known risk factor for breast cancer. Learn more.
A link between cancer progression and stress may have uncovered a promising treatment option.
Women who eat more of these types of food when they are younger may significantly lower chances of the disease later in life.
A recent study shows a possible connection between sugar and breast tumor growth.
