Breast Cancer Information

Breast Cancer Information

Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging In Medical Therapy


Digital technology now makes Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging available to all. There now is a completely safe test that can aid in diagnosis, treatment and monitoring with absolutely no risk or radiation exposure.

Early Detection And Breast Cancer


It is generally accepted that by the time a cancer is found by mammography or palpated during a clinical breast exam, the cancer has been growing for 8-10 years. What if we could have been alerted to the problem as it was developing, rather than wait till it is large enough to be seen by the naked eye? Would that be of interest to you?There exists a technology that can detect an issue YEARS before a tumor can be seen on X-ray or palpated during an exam.

My First Thermographic Experience


I had been a bit nervous all day wondering what my thermogram procedure would entail. Would I need to undress completely? Would I be given one of those paper gowns that opens in the front and barely covers me? Would there be any heat coming out of the camera? I had been avoiding a mammogram after reading the latest information about the risks associated with X-ray; knowing that I was potentially putting myself at greater risk by not taking charge of my health.

New Advances In Early Breast Cancer Detection


In November 2003, the American Cancer Society stated that breast cancer is the leading cause of death in women between the ages of 40 and 44. In the United States, there are approximately 200,000 new cases of breast cancer and more than 40,000 deaths; making the U.

Recommendations For Early Breast Cancer Screening


Women need to empower themselves about the benefits and risks of mammography and examine the additional screening tools available today. One current philosophy suggests breast health screening should begin at age 25.

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Q&A: Dr. Ernie Bodai, on global breast cancer stamp, Proposition 29
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At 61, the Hungarian-born surgeon is actively promoting his global breast cancer stamp, campaigning for a tobacco tax on the June ballot and still treating patients as director of Kaiser Permanente's breast surgical services.

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NEPA Survivors Group plans breast cancer benefit
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Thousands race for a cure for breast cancer
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Breast Cancer Patient Allegedly Fired TWICE While Seeking Treatment
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By NewsOne Staff Connie Robinson has been fighting breast cancer for the past three years. That battle alone is enough for one person to endure. But, during that same period, Robinson says she has been fighting for her right to work.
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Blocking DNA: HDAC inhibitor targets triple negative breast cancer
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The histone de-acetylase (HDAC) inhibitor panobinostat is able to target and destroy triple negative breast cancer, reveals a new study published in BioMed Central's open access journal Breast Cancer Research. Researchers from Tulane University Health ...

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New developments in metastatic breast cancer to be reported at ASCO 2012 ...
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Biotechnology pioneer company Genentech is moving ahead with its latest advance in the treatment of metastatic breast cancer. Data from its newest therapy, TDM-1, will be showcased at the premier annual cancer meeting in America called ASCO (American ...
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Photoacoustics May Someday Allow Women to be Screened for Breast Cancer ...
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A unique new technology may alert radiologists to breast cancer cells without exposing patients to radiation. Researchers in The Netherlands are testing a new technology that may allow radiologists to detect and see breast tumors with improved accuracy ...



Breast Cancer Effectively Treated with Chemical Found in Celery
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Breast cancer lab samples swapped
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HS6ST2 enzyme an important regulator of breast cancer cell-bone interactions
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The researchers at VTT used RNA interference-based screening in breast cancer cells and found that an enzyme that modifies heparan sulfate glycosaminoglycans, HS6ST2, is an important regulator of breast cancer cell-bone interactions.

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