Breast Cancer Treatment – Blog
Completion of Breast Cancer Treatment – What Next? After months or years of hardship many women are relieved to be finished with treatment for breast cancer. But the nature of cancer is such that it can loom over you, because
COVID-19 Vaccine For Breast Cancer Patients And Survivors COVID-19 infection has claimed the lives of many; the number of cases does not seem to decrease in various parts of the world. Although COVID vaccines have been introduced, there are various
Eating Mushrooms May Greatly Reduce Breast Cancer Risk A higher mushroom consumption is associated with a lower risk of cancer, especially breast cancer, reported a recent study. Mushrooms are known to be rich in many bioactive compounds. They are a
Statins, that lower cholesterol, might protect the heart from chemotherapy-induced heart problems Among the many side effects of chemotherapy for breast cancer, heart problem is a major one, which can now be prevented with use of statins. Statins are a
Depressed women experience more fatigue due to breast cancer A recent study reported that women with a history of depression are at high risk of experiencing more severe fatigue in the early stages of breast cancer, when compared to women
Triple Assessment for Breast Cancer – All you need to know With increasing awareness, most women are aware of the early signs of breast cancer – a mass or lump in breast. However, a palpable mass in the breast can
Lotus leaf extracts may hold potential for breast cancer treatment Lotus is not only an attractive flower, but it may also hold potential for becoming a treatment option for breast cancer soon. A latest study reported that the lotus leaf
A latest study published in the Nature Partner Journal Precision Oncology, reveals a molecular mechanism by which the biomolecular components of honeybee (Ais mellifera) can induce cell death, especially in certain types of breast cancers, such as aggressive triple-negative and
Today, you woke up fresh in the morning after a good night’s sleep. You carry on with your regular routine and you go for a shower. Before the shower you realise that you haven’t examined your breasts in a while,