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Canadian scientists may have discovered a genetic trait that could provide an early indication of which former smokers will develop lung cancer.

There are a number of treatments women use to prevent breast cancer. A test that is spoken about quite often is the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene tests

Breast Cancer Treatment Options was written by Bill Ransom from breastcancer.tkOver the past decade there has been advancements in many of the treatments available for Breast Cancer. Through constant research we have come a long way from the limited treat

A new study finds that breast cancer patients who participate in intervention sessions focusing on improving mood, coping effectively and altering health behaviors live longer than patients who do not receive such psychological support.

Go Bra-Less And Be Free From Breast Cancer was written by Michael Russell from breast-cancer.treatment-and-guides.comThe increasing rate of breast cancer has changed so many things about how an average lady should dress, eat or live. It is estimated that

Human trials of a world-first skin cancer vaccine could start as early as next year. Professor Ian Frazer, who developed the vaccine for cervical cancer, is due to outline his latest skin cancer breakthrough at the Australian Health and Medical Research

"The flax seed is fitoestro gene, which, according to the literature, prevent hormone-related types of cancer - breast and prostate.

Saint Louis University researchers examine the role of health care messages in patient attitudes.

It is believed that vitamin D and calcium to prevent development of breast cancer among women. But the latest study, involving more than 2000 women completely refuted this myth.Vitamin B and folic acid does not prevent the risk of cancer, and breast cance

Breast Cancer And Battlestar Galactica was written by Judith Brandy from sciencefictionbuzz.comIn October of last year, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and rushed into surgery three days later. Thus began a journey that would change my perceptions of w