Why Early Detection is the Best Form of Protection Against Breast Cancer
9 October 2014
The effectiveness and urgency of early detection methods for women cannot be overstated nor ignored, as it is still the best defence against breast cancer.
Exercise May Cut Breast Cancer Risk in Older Women
18 August 2014
Older women intent on keeping breast cancer at bay may want to start and maintain a regular exercise regimen, a new study shows.
Breast feeding and breast cancer awareness
11 August 2014
The single greatest protective measure a woman can provide for herself is built into a process when she is providing the best possible nutrition for her baby.
Breast Cancer Survivors Should Not Be Afraid To Exercise, Experts Say
2 July 2014
Exercise will not prevent, cause or worsen breast-cancer related lymphoedema, and it could also improve a patient’s quality of life, according to the UK’s NICE.
Malaysian curry leaves may protect against breast cancer
12 June 2014
Malaysian curry leaf from Kelantan may protect against breast cancer due to its potent natural antioxidant properties and beneficial chemopreventive agents, according to a study.
Breast cancer survivors ‘do not exercise enough’
9 June 2014
Exercise can aid recovery after breast cancer but many women are not active enough, a study suggests.
Angelina Jolie effect: Doctors concerned over unnecessary rise in double mastectomies
29 May 2014
Recent statistics show that three-quarters of women who opt for double mastectomies are doing so unnecessarily as it could lead to psychosexual problems in many women.
17 Breast Cancer Causing Chemicals Identified
20 May 2014
U.S. researchers have identified 17 everyday chemicals found to causing breast cancer, but avoiding them won’t be easy, requiring total lifestyle change for most.
Being slim not enough to ward off breast cancer, being fit does
24 March 2014
A study has found that being unfit raises a woman’s risk of getting breast cancer, whether she is fat or thin.
Exercise cuts breast cancer risk for women by 12%, at least
21 March 2014
Exercise reduces women’s risk of breast cancer, no matter what kind of exercise they do, how old they are, how much they weigh, or when they get started.
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