Over the course of a decade of annual screening, researchers report that half of all women will get at least one false positive mammogram result.
About one in seven breast cancers detected by mammogram screening in the US are over-diagnosed, leading to unnecessary treatments and stress.
A new study of women in Puerto Rico finds an association between more sun exposure and lower risk of breast cancer.
A study of the disparities of breast cancer treatments among Indigenous women stresses the need for inclusion of traditional healers in their care.
There's been a lack of breast cancer prediction tools tailored to Black women. A new simple to use online tool changes that.
Black women have nearly a three-fold increased risk of triple negative breast cancers, which have a poor prognosis.
A new study finds no association between consuming caffeine in tea or coffee and invasive breast cancer in postmenopausal women.
Moderate to vigorous exercise before the start of chemotherapy may offer women with breast cancer a way to prevent "chemo brain."
New research digs into the potential health benefits of spirituality for breast cancer survivors and reveals a link to two biomarkers.
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