Breast Cancer Treatment – Blog
A recent study published in the ‘Journal of Evidence-Based And Alternative Medicine’, reported that dance/movement therapy (DMT), can successfully be used along with standard cancer treatment to improve mental health and quality of life in women diagnosed with breast cancer.
We are well-aware about how vaccines are generally developed for prevention of various infections. In case of infections, vaccines help your body identify the disease-causing virus and trigger an immune response accordingly. So, every time the virus tries to attack
According to a recent study published in the Journal of Environmental Science and Pollution Research, long term exposure to nitrogen dioxide (NO2), is related to an increased risk of breast cancer. The study included a systematic review and meta-analysis of
A recent study published in the ‘Journal of clinical Rehabilitation’, revealed that patient education has a significant impact on short-term global quality of life and emotional quality of life in breast cancer survivors. This systematic literature review included data from
There is a significant association between occupational exposure to organic solvents and increased risk of breast cancer, as reported by a recent study published in the ‘Journal of Environmental Science and Pollution Research’. Organic solvents are carbon-based chemical substances, which
A latest study published in the ‘European Heart Journal’, revealed that atrial fibrillation is significantly higher in women after a breast cancer diagnosis. Atrial fibrillation refers to an abnormal heart rhythm that leads to poor blood flow. It is one
If you are a breast cancer patient, you may have noticed that your skin has become more or less sensitive than before, particularly in your breast region. This occurs as a result of certain breast cancer treatments such as chemotherapy,
A recent study published in the ‘Journal of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery’ reported that implant-based reconstruction does not increase the risk of persistent pain after breast cancer surgery (PPBCT) when compared to other surgical procedures or mastectomy alone. Implant-based
We are well-aware of the fact that early and accurate diagnosis of breast cancer can reduce the risk of mortality to a great extent. This is possible with regular non-invasive methods of breast cancer screening. Thermography is one such method.
A recent study published in the ‘British Medical Journal’ proposed that a structured exercise program is clinically effective in reducing upper limb disability after breast cancer treatment in women with a high risk of post-operative complications. This study was a