Triple-Negative Invasive Ductal Carcinoma in a 34-Year-Old Woman
Triple-negative breast cancer comprises 10% to 15% of breast cancers, mostly in women who are premenopausal, Black, and BRCA1 positive.
Breast Cancer
Breast Cancer Screening Down Among Low-Income Women During Pandemic
Eight percent drop in screenings at 32 community health centers means about 47,517 fewer mammograms, 242 missed breast cancer diagnoses.
Updated Screening Guidelines for 5 Cancer Types
An update on the available cancer screening guidelines, benefits/limitations, and risks for cervical, breast, prostate, colon, and lung cancers.
Fertility Preservation Delays Breast Cancer Treatment But Doesn’t Affect Survival
An analysis of data sought to determine the effect of delays related to fertility preservation on the initiation of treatment and overall survival.
Extended Bisphosphonate Treatment Does Not Improve Survival in High-Risk Early Breast Cancer
There was no benefit to extending zoledronate treatment beyond 2 years.
Disparities in Breast Cancer Survival Persist for Black Women
Although nearly all metrics improved for racial-ethnic minorities, recent breast cancer-related mortality in Florida still higher in Black women
Effects of Treatment, Inactivity on Arm Tissue Composition in Survivors of Breast Cancer
Results of an assessment of tissue composition changes experienced by breast cancer survivors without lymphedema are presented.
Family History of Ovarian Cancer Linked to Breast Cancer Risk
A team of researchers sought to evaluate familial risks of developing breast cancer among women with a family history of cancers other than breast cancer.
Many Women Feel Left Out of Decisions on Breast Cancer Care
There is significant divergence between patients’, nurses’, and surgeons’ perceptions of breast cancer treatment knowledge.
Type 2 Diabetes Linked to Increased Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Risk
Breast cancer risk in women with type 2 diabetes may be influenced by long-term metformin use, according to recent study results.
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