• Jan Brooks, president of Breakthrough Breast Cancer Isle of Man, trustee of Breakthrough Breast Cancer UK and a director of the Isle of Man Council of Cancer Charities, said she was delighted at the appointment.

    BBC: Isle of Man breast cancer surgeon appointed

  • An understanding of the hormonal nature of breast cancer has led to the development of highly effective treatments for the most common form of breast cancer in postmenopausal women.

    FORBES: After 40 Years Of Research, What Do We Know About Preventing Breast Cancer?

  • If left untreated, about 30 percent of women with DCIS will develop invasive breast cancer an average of 10 years from the initial occurrence, the Breast Cancer Network of Strength says on its Web site.

    CNN: Martina Navratilova has breast cancer

  • We have absolutely no intention of reinventing the breast cancer wheel or duplicating the work of other breast cancer organizations.

    FORBES: Connect

  • Drinking two to three units of alcohol a day, being obese in the post-menopausal period, or having a first pregnancy at a late-age individually all increase the chances of breast cancer more than taking HRT, and even these risk factors contribute to less than half of breast cancer cases.

    BBC: NEWS | Health | Health scares take their toll on HRT

  • But having a family history of breast or ovarian cancer can significantly increase the risk of developing breast cancer and at a younger age, although most women with a relative with breast cancer are not at a substantially increased risk themselves.

    BBC: Health

  • According to the American Cancer Society, there have been an estimated 289, 870 new cases of breast cancer diagnosed among U.S. women in 2012 and the National Cancer Institute estimates that 1 out of 8 U.S. women are at risk of developing breast cancer in their lifetime.

    FORBES: Cancer Made Me Nice: An Interview With Survivor Karen Vaniver, MD

  • Breast-feeding lowers the risk of later breast cancer of a particularly unfavorable type a kind whose growth is not promoted by hormones.

    NPR: Study: Breast-Feeding Decreases Cancer Risk

  • Scientists have estimated that in the European Union, 21, 000 cases of colon cancer and 13, 000 cases of breast cancer could be avoided annually by people maintaining a normal body weight.

    BBC: Breast cancer risk for large mums

  • Excess sitting or physical inactivity has also been linked to causing up to 43, 000 cases of colon cancer and 49, 000 cases of breast cancer, based on a 2011 report from the American Institute for Cancer Research presented in November, 2011 in Washington, D.

    FORBES: Why Sitting Increases Your Risk of Dying Sooner

  • The 37-year-old Jolie said in her op-ed that her doctors estimated that she had a 50 percent risk of getting ovarian cancer but an 87 percent risk of breast cancer.

    NPR: Jolie Aunt Dies Of Breast Cancer Days After Op-Ed

  • We now know the SNPs for cancer of the breast, prostate and lung as well as for obesity, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis, cardiovascular disease, deep-vein thrombosis, schizophrenia and countless more.

    ECONOMIST: Peering into your medical future is risky

  • Stage IIIB also includes inflammatory breast cancer, an uncommon but aggressive type of breast cancer.

    CNN: Breast cancer staging

  • Dr Emma Pennery, of the charity Breast Cancer Care, said any new way of improving detection rates for breast cancer would be a significant advance.

    BBC: RELATED BBC SITES

  • But when someone in your family has had breast cancer, you then have a family history of breast cancer.

    BBC: 'A faulty gene caused my cancer'

  • The risk of breast cancer increases with age and currently a third of all breast cancers occur in women aged 70 and over.

    BBC: Week ahead

  • Experts at Breast Cancer Care, which has been the leading provider of breast cancer information and support across the UK for 30 years, are alarmed by the findings.

    BBC: NEWS | Health | Women confused over breast advice

  • Epidemiologic studies over the past 40 years have identified numerous risk factors for breast cancer, including: older age, an early age at menarche, a late age at first full-term birth, not having children, a family history of breast cancer in a first-degree relative, greater height, higher circulating estrogen levels, postmenopausal hormone use, breast density, history of breast biopsies, obesity (for postmenopausal breast cancer), and exposure to ionizing radiation.

    FORBES: After 40 Years Of Research, What Do We Know About Preventing Breast Cancer?

  • Ms Harris said that a family history of breast cancer was more likely to be a case of "bad luck" than a faulty gene, as hereditary breast cancer caused by genetic mutations such as BRCA1 or BRCA2 account for only 5-10% of cases of the disease.

    BBC: 'A faulty gene caused my cancer'

  • Like Milken, Armen has a lot at stake in the fight against cancer: His mother died painfully of breast cancer.

    FORBES: In search of antigens

  • The day after Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry and Edwards, his running mate, conceded the election to George W. Bush, Edwards announced that his wife had invasive ductal cancer, the most common type of breast cancer, and would undergo treatment.

    NPR: Wife's Illness Won't Halt Edwards Campaign

  • But it did not affect the risk of heart disease or increase the risk of breast cancer within the length of the study.

    FORBES: Wyeth Lucks Out On Hormone Study

  • Dr Amy Berrington, of Cancer Research UK, said the link between oral contraceptive use and cancer risk was highly complex, with studies showing that taking the Pill reduced ovarian and endometrial cancer risk, but increased the risk of breast cancer risk and probably also cervical cancer.

    BBC: Oestrogen in the Pill could offer protective benefits

  • Researchers have found that women who have had breast cancer can cut their chances of developing cancer in the other breast by 50% if they take the drug.

    BBC: Tamoxifen 'cuts genetic cancer risk'

  • Breast Cancer Care said that out of about 41, 000 women diagnosed with breast cancer each year, around 8, 000 of these are women under the age of 50 and approximately 2, 000 of these are in their 20s and 30s.

    BBC: NEWS | Health | 'I had breast cancer aged 24'

  • By the end of 2001, patients with four types of cancer, including breast cancer, should be seen by a specialist within 10 days of the hospital receiving an urgent GP referral.

    BBC: Hospital waiting lists on the increase

  • He said PARP-inhibitors might also be good for treating other forms of breast cancer that behave in a similar way, which account for a fifth of all breast tumours.

    BBC: Image of breast cancer

  • The concern is echoed by charity Breakthrough Breast Cancer, whose own research last year found that women were unaware of the underlying causes of breast cancer, falsely believing that most cases were due to family history rather than lifestyle or other factors.

    BBC: Women 'unaware of alcohol threat'

  • Mutated versions of the gene are believed to be responsible for up to a third of cases of breast cancer in families with a history of the disease.

    BBC: Prostate cancer linked to mutant gene

  • In 1993, after four of her friends were diagnosed with breast cancer, Dr. Biden started the Biden Breast Health Initiative in Delaware, which in the past 18 years has educated more than 10, 000 high school girls about the importance of early detection of breast cancer.

    WHITEHOUSE: Dr. Jill Biden

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