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Women Who Undergo Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction Report Long-Term Satisfaction A study published in the journal Annals of Surgery was conducted to check for long-term satisfaction for women who underwent breast reconstruction after surgical removal of breasts (mastectomy). The study included
Vaccine Against Breast Cancer IN TRIALS! A recent press release discusses the possibility of a breast cancer vaccine. U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized human clinical trials for the vaccine for the prevention of breast cancer, developed by
Hormonal Therapy For Breast Cancer Requires Regular Heart Check-Up Cardiovascular disease and cancer are some of the leading causes of death around the world. Hormone-dependent cancers like breast and prostate cancer are the most common after skin cancers in women
Lumpectomy And Radiation Is Better Than Breast Removal For Early Stage Breast Cancer . A recent Swedish study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) aimed to determine the difference in survival of patients after conservative breast
Chemotherapy May Not Affect Risk Of COVID-19 In Cancer Patients In the recent past there has been concern on whether individuals with cancer may be at increased risk of COVID-19 and have more severe complications if infected. Due to these
COVID vaccines can cause lymph node enlargement; may not indicate breast cancer When we take a vaccine, it is normal to have a have an immune reaction. Sometimes, the lymph nodes in the arm pit area on the side where
COVID Vaccine Found Safe For Pregnant Women A new study suggests that COVID-19 vaccines should be given to pregnant women as it has been found to be safe for both the mother and her baby. This study included more than
Mothers Should Continue Breastfeeding Even If COVID Positive? Breastfeeding is essential for providing the infant with the nutrition it requires to survive and develop well. A study done by the WHO recommends that mothers should continue to breastfeed their infants
Don’t want to undergo Mammography? Get a clinical breast examination done instead! A recent study published in the British Medical Journal suggests that clinical breast examination done every two years can be effective in the detection of breast cancer in
Diet and Chemotherapy: The Effects of Fasting A latest study published in Nature Communications, reveals that a fasting-mimicking diet along with chemotherapy was more effective against breast cancer than chemotherapy and regular diet. Over the last 10 years, research has