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Breast Cancer Survivors Have Unique Metabolic Needs: Implications for Nutrition

A recent study from the University of Antwerp in Belgium has revealed that breast cancer survivors have higher metabolic rates relative to muscle mass than those who...

Turning Cancer’s Acidity Against Itself Without Harming Healthy Tissue

A team of researchers from Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center has developed a groundbreaking method to destroy tumors by disrupting their acidic environment, which is...

Study Examines Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Breast Cancer Patients

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a medical treatment that involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized room or chamber. In these hyperbaric (high pressure) conditions, your lungs...

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Carrick Therapeutics Launches Breast Cancer Trial for Novel Drug Combo

Carrick Therapeutics, a company focused on creating new cancer treatments, has recently started a significant study (Phase 1b/2 clinical trial) to test a combination...

Alpelisib Linked to Higher Diabetic Ketoacidosis Risk in Breast Cancer Patients

Alpelisib, a drug used with another medication called fulvestrant to treat a specific type of advanced breast cancer targets a part of the cancer...

Annual Breast Cancer Screening from Age 40 Proves Most Effective, CISNET Study Finds

The debate around the optimal strategy for breast cancer screening—concerning both the age at which women should begin screening and the frequency of these...

The Growing Role of Advanced PET Imaging in Breast Cancer Care

Positron Emission Tomography (PET) is becoming an increasingly important tool in managing breast cancer. This shift is largely due to more PET radiotracers being...

Beyond Mammograms: How Cutting-Edge Technology is Revolutionizing Early Diagnosis

Groundbreaking research that could change the current imaging and mammogram paradigm has just been published in the imminent scientific publication, Nature. The work...

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