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UCSF Cancer Center Uses Latest Technologies To Battle Cancer

Breast Cancer Prevention: Women With High Breast Density Are More Prone To Develop Cancer

Australian researchers have found that women with extremely dense breast tissue face higher risks of getting breast cancer. The result of this study is important in identifying those who will benefit most from anti-inflammatory treatment.

Scottish Based Biotechnology Company Attempts To Discover H1N1 Vaccine

The Ultimate Cure For Cancer, Finally Found? What Does Elephants Have To Do With It? Here Are The Details

As the quest to finding the right solution for the “deadly” Cancer, what are the Elephants’ essential roles in this disease? Could they actually be the game changer? What’s the truth behind claims that Elephants hold the key for Cancer? Here’s what experts reveal

Breast Cancer Treatment: Drug For Improving Blood Flow Can Be Possible Cure

Researchers are developing new breast cancer treatment from a drug formerly used in cardiogenic shock. Initial results gain favorable results and the doctors are planning a Phase I clinical trial.

Angelina Jolie’s Mastectomies Caused A Huge Increase In Breast Cancer Tests, But Why? Details Inside

Angelina Jolie Mastectomies Caused A Huge Increase In Breast Cancer Tests; Details Inside

Can a popular artist’s mastectomies cause a massive panic? But how? Does it really prove that no matter how well-informed a person is, when a famous celebrity like Angelina Jolie undergoes mastectomy test, can still go awry?

Death Rates From Breast Cancer Patients Dramatically Decreases, Is ‘The Cure’ Finally Found?

With the ongoing decline of breast cancer mortality rates across the globe, does it imply that the cure has finally been discovered? Are there certain limitations of using the ‘wonder drug’ that lessens the virus? Find out what experts have to say

Black Woman Twice As Likely To Suffer Breast Cancer As White Woman

Black Women Twice As Likely To Suffer Breast Cancer As White Women

According to analysis, black women in England are more likely to get ahead breast cancer than white women. The finding shows by the Cancer Research U.K. and Public Health England with just 13% of white women who were diagnosed with breast cancer during 2012 and 2013.

Scientists Discover How Cancer Cells Adapt To Environment

Cancer Cells Adapt To Environment As It Spreads

Cancer calls have been found to adapt to its environment as it moves, as a new research has shown.

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