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Improvements in breast cancer testing and treatment result in greater survivabilityBreast cancer has become much more treatable in recent years, as a recent study has found that five- and 10-year survival rates are improving. Researchers said that advancements in cancer testing are among the leading causes of this.... Full Story
Women who live in high-pollution areas may benefit from breast cancer testing, as findings from a recent study indicate that particles from automobile exhaust may increase their risk for developing the potentially deadly condition.... Full Story
Lifestyles associated with good breast health - which may include getting plenty of exercise, eating a nutritious diet and seeking regular breast cancer testing - may help reduce women's risk of cancer, even for those who have a family history of the illness.... Full Story
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