Huntsville Hospital Foundation invites creatives to design the 2025 Liz Hurley Ribbon Run T-shirt, promoting breast cancer ...

"While it is a near-century-old residential segregation policy, redlining still has influences on a neighborhood's breast cancer environment, and a woman's survival," says Sarah M. Lima ...

New evidence highlights how diet quality, not just plant-based eating, can influence breast cancer risk, particularly in postmenopausal women and those with lower BMI. Study: The association ...

Removing Ovaries and Fallopian Tubes Linked to Lower Risk of Early Death Among Breast Cancer Patients With BRCA Cancer Genes May 7, 2025 — Women diagnosed with breast cancer who carry particular ...

Omega-6 fatty acid promotes the growth of an aggressive type of breast cancer. Experts warn against overuse of seed and vegetable oils, citing concerns about inflammation and a potential link to ...

The researchers compared cancer rates in 2019 to what would be expected based on 2010 rates. Breast cancer made up the largest share of the excess cancers, with about 4,800 additional cases.

A recent study reveals a potential link between linoleic acid, an omega-6 fatty acid abundant in cooking oils and animal products, and the growth of aggressive triple-negative breast cancer.

Bria-IMT plus checkpoint inhibitor therapy improved median overall survival in HR-positive and triple-negative metastatic breast cancer patients compared to Trodelvy. The phase 2 study showed 17.3 ...

At the same time, evidence for the accuracy of AI in breast cancer screening is still emerging. And we need to ensure the benefits would outweigh the risks, such as overdiagnosis. This is where ...

Katie Thurston’s breast cancer battle has taken yet another heartbreaking turn. The “Bachelorette” alum, 34, revealed she’s in “medically induced menopause” months after doctors ...

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Becoming a mother over the age of 30—or not having children at all—combined with piling on the pounds could triple your risk of breast cancer, a study has suggested. British experts ...