Scots health chiefs approve new cancer drugs for use on NHS
Three new cancer treatments are to be made available on the NHS in Scotland, as six drugs are given the green light for use.
3,600 Irish will get breast cancer each year – it’s vital to check for signs as early detection helps with treatment
SOME 3,600 women and around 30 men are diagnosed with breast cancer in Ireland every year. The illness is more common in females over 50. Breast Cancer Ireland last week told how it is also being ...
Breast cancer's genomic architecture: A new classification system emerges
Breast cancers can be classified into subgroups that hint at the aggressiveness of the cancer and the likelihood that the ...
I lost over 200 lbs. — there was no ‘magic pill,’ these were my exact diet swaps
Tori Phillips, 39, weighed 420 lbs. and was a size XXXXXL. After learning she had the BRCA-1 gene, she slimmed down in order ...
Buddy Check 10: Hairstylist cuts away breast cancer risk before diagnosis
Kayla Funderburg is a 25-year-old hairstylist who is taking control of her breast cancer risk. After a genetic test, she scheduled a double mastectomy.
Breast cancer treatment approved for NHS use
Six new drugs, including a treatment for patients with advanced breast cancer, have been approved for use by the NHS in ...
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Leading beauty expert launches transformational treatments for Breast Cancer survivors in new charity partnership
Laura Kay London has joined forces with Future Dreams, a UK charity dedicated to providing comprehensive support for ...
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Unveiling the Power of CRISPR Screening in Modern Genomics
CRISPR technology has radically transformed genetic research, and at the forefront of this transformation is CRISPR screening ...
Men Can Get Breast Cancer, Too—but We Don’t Talk About It Enough
Breast cancer cases in men only account for 1% of all breast cancer diagnoses. But, knowing the signs, causes, and treatments remain important.