With Hormone Therapy, Starting Later May Be Less Risky
2011-01-31
Breast cancer odds do not rise when treatment is delayed, U.K. study findsContinue Reading
Why a Woman May Avoid a Mammogram
2011-01-31
Pain, embarrassment, lack of time top the list, survey findsContinue Reading
Study Ties Hot Flashes to Lower Breast Cancer Risk
2011-01-27
Menopausal reduction in estrogen levels may be protective, researchers sayContinue Reading
Abortion Typically Doesn't Harm Mental Health: Study
2011-01-26
Research included all women having abortions in Denmark from 1995 through 2007Continue Reading
FDA Says Breast Implants Linked to Rare Cancer
2011-01-26
Risk to any one patient is small, but women and their doctors should be made aware, agency saysContinue Reading
More Screenings May Explain Higher Chlamydia Rates Among Minorities
2011-01-26
Researcher urges doctors to screen all sexually active young womenContinue Reading
Breast-Feeding May Counter Some Effects of Childhood Cancer
2011-01-25
Bones and heart are among health factors that benefit women, study findsContinue Reading
Heavy Smoking Linked to Small Increase in Breast Cancer Risk
2011-01-24
Association only noted for premenopausal women with no pregnancies, study saysContinue Reading
Lowering BP Can Help Cut Women's Heart Disease Risk
2011-01-24
15-point reduction in systolic blood pressure may aid disease prevention in middle age, study findsContinue Reading
Breast Cancer Drug May Also Help Lung Cancer Patients
2011-01-24
Tamoxifen’s anti-estrogen properties might thwart tumor progression, small study suggestsContinue Reading
Breast Cancer Patients With Diabetes May Fare Worse
2011-01-20
Having both diseases greatly increases the chances of dying, review findsContinue Reading
Small Spreads of Breast Cancer May Not Affect Survival
2011-01-19
Second, more invasive testing procedure not always needed, study findsContinue Reading
1 in 5 Cancer Survivors Suffers Chronic Pain, Study Finds
2011-01-19
Pain persists at least 2 years after diagnosis; blacks and women at highest risk, researchers sayContinue Reading