Breast Cancer Awareness Month: What recent research says about prevention
Night-time exposure to blue light, the visible light spectrum from smartphones and tablets, is linked to breast cancer.
Night-time exposure to blue light, the visible light spectrum from smartphones and tablets, is linked to breast cancer.
Women who worked at least 3 hours between midnight and 5 a.m. had a 12% greater risk of developing breast cancer.
Eating dinner before 9 p.m. also had a similar protective effect when compared with eating the evening meal after 10 p.m.
Breast cancer remains the most common and leading cause of death among women in the Philippines, accounting for nearly 27.7 percent of deaths in 2014 alone. That same year, more
The skills of these women compensate for the lack of advanced equipment used in detecting signs of breast cancer.
A blood test five years after breast cancer treatment helped identify some women who were more likely to relapse, long before a lump or other signs appeared, a preliminary study found.
Women whose original tumors were large enough to have spread to four or more lymph nodes had a 40 percent risk of a cancer recurrence over the next 15 years.
One in four Filipinos will likely develop breast cancer in their lifetime, and 50 percent of those diagnosed are projected to die from the disease.
Practicing mindfulness activities can help to relieve symptoms and improve overall quality of life for breast cancer survivors.
Girls, listen up. Do you have dense breasts? Do you know how to tell if you have them? And do you know the health implications they bring?
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