Breast Cancer News

Pfizer Inc said today that it has received European Mutual Recognition Procedure approval to market Aromasin for a new indication, adjuvant treatment of estrogen receptor positive invasive early breast cancer ...

The surgery used to remove breast cancers may, in rare cases, help encourage the formation of a new blood supply for metastatic cancer recurrence later on, a new study suggests.

Torontonians are invited to participate in a Canadian Cancer Society Taking Steps Against Breast Cancer event in their own community TORONTO, Sept.

Chris Moore / The item Several pictures that Nell Black has picked lay atop the material she is going to use to make a lap quilt in memory of her daughter, Kinsey, who died of breast cancer.

Mention a clinical trial, and potential wonder drugs often come to mind. But an upcoming Anchorage cancer study will test some different factors in recovery: imagery, art, even storytelling.

Editor's note: Terri Grauer is a consultant and writer specializing in the application of technologies to business challenges.2.9

TSX: LOR AMEX: LRP TORONTO, Sept. 13 /CNW/ - Lorus Therapeutics Inc. , a biopharmaceutical company specializing in the development and commercialization of pharmaceutical products and technologies for the ...2.7

Sandy Morton, 50, of Lisbon, center in the front row, is a captain at the Stanley Radgowski Community Correctional Center in Montville.2.7

Teri Castleman, licensed practical nurse, whose life's work has been women's oncology and gynecologic issues, will speak at noon today at the Breast Cancer Survivors Group at Peitz Cancer Support House.

By Matt Conn Marshfield News-Herald Women who keep a sense of humor and talk frankly about their cancer experience can make a difference for others, according to Linda Ellerbee.3.1

This is the fifth in a series of reports leading up to the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Evansville on Sunday.2.7

"Desperate Housewives" men James Denton, above, and Ricardo Antonio Chavira are helping draw attention to breast cancer.2.1

SCOTTISH breast cancer sufferers are to benefit from a breakthrough drug. The drug, Arimidex, dramatically reduces the chances of cancer returning in older women after surgery.2.7

As they enter adolescence, long-term survivors of childhood cancer are twice as likely as their healthy counterparts to develop ongoing social, physical, and educational problems, a new study finds.2.7

HIGH doses of vitamin C injected into the bloodstream may be effective at combating cancer, new research suggests.2.7

Aromasin is the latest in a new generation of drugs that fight breast cancer by blocking production of oestrogen in post-menopausal women.3.4

Managing a chronic illness is difficult physically and emotionally. But it's also tough in another way -- keeping track of everything.2.7

The Soroptimist International of Pasadena has scheduled their 18th Annual Gala benefiting The Rose for Friday, Sept.2.7

For many years, CT scanning has been dismissed as an option for detecting breast cancer, due mostly to concerns about radiation exposure.2.7

The number of American women being screened regularly for breast cancer may be lower than has been previously thought.3.2

As children head back to school many are stopping at their pediatrician's office for their annual check-up. Study shows early detection key to surviving breast cancer Researchers' discovery may explain brittle ...2.9

These days there are very few people who aren't touched by cancer in some way, either as a survivor, fighter, friend or family to someone who has battled or been lost to the disease.1.7

The tissue-specific elongation factor eEF1A2 might be an oncoprotein involved in breast cancer.

Innovative approaches in standard and alternative medicine are an integrated and vital part of the European health care tradition.

WARREN DILLAWAY / Star Beacon KRIS MUCCI participates in the fourth annual Susan G. Komen Walk for the Cure, Sunday, to benefit breast cancer research.2.7

By Mark Preskett BRAVE Carlisle registrar Pauline Kukac went back to work from her cancer treatment to officiate at her son's wedding.2.9

Although nearly three-quarters of women over 40 say they regularly undergo mammogram breast cancer screening, a new study suggests the real number who do so is much lower -- less than two-thirds. "There is a ...4.3

A woman who receives a breast cancer diagnosis in Syracuse is getting something else now: a pretty bag full of books, a journal, relaxation CDs, a pillow, a datebook and other niceties.2.7

A new test that looks at immune cells in the lymph nodes may be the best way to predict whether breast cancer has spread and will be likely to recur, doctors said.1.3

My 56-year-old sister-in-law was diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago. She had surgery, radiation treatment and chemotherapy.2.7

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British tabloids celebrate smiling Kylie on stroll in Paris 11-09-2005 / 08:00 Pictures of a smiling Kylie Minogue were splashed across the British tabloids after the pop star was spotted strolling with her ...1.3

Nothing gnaws at Ann Meadows like having her only child serving in Afghanistan. Not even battling a life-threatening illness.2.7

The 27th annual Jordan Car, Bike & Truck Show, part of the Jordan Fall Festival, will be Sept.2.7

Even though it is still a month away, that isn't stopping an Albert Lea breast cancer survivor from raising awareness and money for the cause.2