Ladies, think again before colouring your hair. A study has concluded that hair colours and hormonal contraceptives may increase the chances of breast cancer.
Apart from maintaining healthy bones, higher levels of vitamin D in the blood may also significantly improve survival in one-third of women diagnosed with breast cancer -- the most common form of cancer in women,
Researchers at Houston Methodist, including those of Indian origin, have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) software that can help doctors to quickly and accurately predict breast cancer risk. Significantly, researchers claim that the new
A 16-year-old Indian-origin boy in the UK has claimed to have found a treatment for the most deadly form of breast cancer which is unresponsive to drugs.
New Delhi: In this fast running world, people have tend to become much more career oriented. They are giving more attention to their profession than to their personal lives and this applies for both men
New Delhi: Fungal infections kill more people than malaria and breast cancer globally and are a threat to human health, according to experts. Scientists have warned of the increasing threat that killer fungal infections poses
Toronto: The consumption of probiotics helps in increasing the range of beneficial bacteria in the breast and thus aid in preventing the risk of breast cancer. According to the study published in the journal Applied
London: Adopting a mediterranean diet can prevent breast cancer from returning back, claims a new research. There is already evidence that a Mediterranean diet which includes the diet of fresh fish, vegetables, whole grains, legumes
In its fight against cancer, the Punjab government has asked the state-run hospitals to encourage all women above 40 years of age visiting there to get themselves examined for any symptoms of breast cancer.
Researchers in the US have found a new ally in the fight against breast cancer - pigeons!In a study, the birds were able to detect signs of breast cancer from biopsy slides and mammogram scans.
Dubai: The number of women diagnosed with breast cancer in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has risen by 20 percent over the past six years, according to figures published by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA)
Paris: France's most iconic attraction, the Eiffel Tower turned pink as part of a push for breast cancer awareness, the media reported on Tuesday.October is breast cancer awareness month and Paris officials did their part
New York: Obesity results in stiffer breast tissue that promotes the growth of cancer, a new study says.Obesity leads to a stiffening of the meshwork material that surrounds fat cells in the breast, called the
New York: Researchers have identified a novel genetic biomarker responsible for the progression of many breast and prostate cancers.The finding could bolster efforts to better identify patients who respond to certain types of chemotherapy drugs
Tokyo : Smoking may increase the risk of dying early in pre-menopausal women with breast cancer, a research said."Overall, this work is monumental in advising patients about how smoking might affect breast cancer outcome," said
Washington: A wireless handheld device which will enable any health care worker to conduct a breast cancer examination within five minutes and access the results on a smartphone or tablet would be launched next month
166 percent rise in the Breast Cancer deaths in last 23 yearsA recent study published in the journal JAMA Oncology, has come out with alarming figures related to cancer cases in India. The study called
Before you leave a comment below, notice the trail of answers. You will see more advocates of ‘No' than ‘Yes'.‘No Bra Day' is not an easy pick for a country like India. We are still
New York: Targeting a gene that has been thought to be a major cause of breast cancer may not actually yield much positive results, says a new study.Mutation in the gene PIK3CA is the second
New York: Providing women with skills to manage stress early in their breast cancer treatment can improve their mood and quality of life many years later, says a new study.Published online in the journal Cancer,
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