Breast cancer death rates to improve in 2019, analysis suggests
Breast cancer death rates will fall in the UK and across nearly all EU countries this year, a new study suggests.
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Genetic changes identified which may predict breast cancer relapse
Scientists have identified genetic changes that may predict the likelihood of breast cancer relapse in women who take a common type of hormone therapy.
Michaela Strachan: “Free from cancer and loving life – this is definitely my year”
MICHAELA STRACHAN is making 2019 the year to finally put her cancer hell behind her.
‘Life-changing’ drug for breast cancer patients welcomed by charities
Charities have welcomed the decision to make a “truly life-changing drug” for women with breast cancer available on the NHS in Scotland.
Study suggests osteoporosis drug may have a protective effect against breast cancer
A DRUG for osteoporosis may also have a protective effect against breast cancer, a new study has suggested.
Surgeon to the stars says rates of breast cancer could reduce if women helped themselves dodge disease
THE surgeon who treated Angelina Jolie and Sheryl Crow says the rates of breast cancer cases in Scotland could be reduced – if women helped themselves dodge the disease.
Breast cancer screening: Officials working to identify women in Scotland affected by major computer error
Celebrities share their breast cancer stories for charity campaign
CELEBRITIES have spoken about how breast cancer has touched their lives for a fashion campaign that will raise money to research the disease.
Walk the Walk charity launch striking new t-shirts to highlight the fact that men get breast cancer too
MEN supporting breast cancer charity Walk the Walk have previously been very much “in the pink”.
Research shows breast cancer can resurface 15 years after treatment
BREAST CANCER can resurface after remaining dormant for 15 years following successful treatment, a study has found.
Former police officer on his battle with breast cancer, the effects of treatment and getting involved in the MoonWalk
IN 2015, Dave Talbot was one of the 350 men in the UK diagnosed with breast cancer each year.