Even men can develop breast cancer: How it's diagnosed and treated
Breast cancer, though rare in men, poses real risks linked to genetic and environmental factors. Early detection through awareness of symptoms can help with treatment outcomes in men. Key Points
India TodayHina Khan diagnosed with breast cancer: Why it's so common among Indian women
Hina Khan revealed that she has been diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. Here's understanding the possible causes, symptoms and treatment of breast cancer. Key Points
India Todaybreast cancer to cause a million deaths a year by 2040: Lancet commission
Breast cancer is now the world's most common carcinogenic disease with the ailment likely to cause a million deaths a year by 2040, according to a new... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaRisk-reducing mastectomy may lower breast cancer mortality in some women: Study
Women who have an inherited BRCA1 or BRCA2 variant, have an 80 per cent risk of developing breast cancer over the course of their lifetime..... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaNo family history of breast cancer doesn't mean you can't get disease
The author thought no family history of breast cancer meant she wasn't at risk for the disease. But then she was diagnosed with stage-one cancer. Key Points
InsiderWoman diagnosed with 2 types of breast cancer shares symptoms
A mom thought she had an inflammation of breast tissue after breastfeeding her third child. Tests found she had 2 different types of breast cancer. Key Points
InsiderThe blind women detecting early stage breast cancer in India
Only 1% of women in India have ever attended a breast-cancer screening programme. A team of blind and partially sighted women are working to change that, one highly sensitive examination at a time. Key Points
BBCbreast cancer in young women: How to screen and what are the preventions?
Most young women do not think they are at risk of breast cancer. Yet, breast cancer can strike anyone at any age. It is always a good idea to screen and know about the preventions. Key Points
India TodayWoman is the first person to receive promising breast-cancer vaccine
Jennifer Davis volunteered for the trial of a new vaccine designed to prevent breast cancer. The mom was the very first person to receive the vaccine. Key Points
InsiderBritain's health service rolls out breast cancer prevention pill
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK. Thousands of women at increased risk of breast cancer are set to benefit from a risk-reducing drug to be offered by Britain's National Health Service (NHS) after it was licensed for use to help prevent the disease, the state-funded health service announced on Tuesday. Key Points
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Britain's health service rolls out breast cancer prevention pill
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK. Thousands of women at increased risk of breast cancer are set to benefit from a risk-reducing drug to be offered by Britain's National Health Service (NHS) after it was licensed for use to help prevent the disease, the state-funded health service announced on Tuesday. Key Points
The Tribune Indiabreast cancer cases rising among young women is a crisis in the making
Actress Hina Khan has highlighted the rising prevalence of breast cancer among younger women in India. Technological advances and increased awareness have improved early detection, but challenges in treatment access and survival rates persist. Key Points
India TodayThis Ultrasound Bra Could Detect Cancer Sooner
Inspired by her aunt’s battle with cancer, Canan Dağdeviren developed a wearable ultrasound monitor that can screen women between regular checkups. She says it could save 12 million lives a year. Key Points
WIREDThis Ultrasound Bra Could Detect Cancer Sooner
Inspired by her aunt’s battle with cancer, Canan Dağdeviren developed a wearable ultrasound monitor that can screen women between regular checkups. She says it could save 12 million lives a year. Key Points
WIREDResearchers shed more light on breast cancer treatment
Munchen [Germany], October 5 (ANI): Researchers at LMU have successfully tested a novel medication that can greatly prolong the lives of patients with breast cancer. Brain metastases are frequently observed in patients with advanced HER2-positive breast cancer. Patients who experience this have little likelihood of surviving the following few years while receiving current treatments like […] Key Points
ThePrintYouTuber Grace Helbig shares triple positive breast cancer diagnosis
The YouTuber thought a lump was muscle tissue but raised it with her gynecologist anyway. "Thank god I got the courage to bring it up," she said. Key Points
InsiderOn dead patient's plea, HC asks Centre for 'best option' to make affordable breast cancer meds available
Directive comes on 2022 plea filed by patient seeking Kerala HC's intervention to urge govt to help slash price of a critical cancer drug. She died during the course of the case. Key Points
ThePrintScientists created new antibody to combat breast cancer
New York [US], November 5 (ANI): Professor Nicholas Tonks’ laboratory identified an antibody that can suppress an enzyme that may aid in the spread of some breast tumours. With more research, the antibody may be able to provide a feasible therapeutic treatment for the same breast cancers. The novel antibody targets PTPRD, an enzyme that […] Key Points
ThePrintWomen should start getting mammograms at age 40: National health panel
This new guidance could potentially reduce breast cancer mortality by 20%, Dr. Carol Mangione, a co-author of the recommendation, said. Key Points
InsiderMan didn't know men could get breast cancer; ignored lump, got stage 4
Men can get breast cancer, a man learned after ignoring a lump that turned out to be stage 4. Male breast cancer is rare but important to be aware of. Key Points
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What is malignant phyllodes tumour that Rinky Chakma suffered from?
Miss India Tripura Rinky Chakma has died at the age of 28 due to Phyllodes tumour. An aggressive form of breast cancer, it is common in young women. | Health Key Points
Hindustan TimesUsing AI to detect breast cancer that doctors miss
Advancements in AI are beginning to deliver breakthroughs in breast cancer screening by detecting the signs that doctors miss. So far, the technology is showing an impressive ability to spot cancer at least as well as human radiologists, according to early results and radiologists, in what is one of the most tangible signs to date of how AI can improve public health. Key Points
The Indian ExpressHow AI is being used to identify breast cancer faster
AI can be used to identify breast cancer. In a study with over 80,000 participants, AI helped diagnose breast cancer as effectively as radiologists. Key Points
Insider'Today' show's Jill Martin opens up about breast cancer diagnosis. This is what she said
‘Today show's Jill Martin has shared about her breast cancer journey, starting with a diagnosis last month. She discovered a BRCA gene mutation, emphasizing the importance of genetic testing and raising awareness. Key Points
Economic TimesMahima Chaudhry advised Hina Khan to get cancer treatment in India over US: ‘The medicine is the same’
In June 2024, Hina Khan shared that she had been diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. Since then, the actor has been documenting her treatment on social media. Key Points
Hindustan Times12 times celebrities talked about removing their implants and fillers
Blac Chyna shared an Instagram video of her doctor dissolving her facial fillers on Thursday. "It's time for a change," she said. Key Points
InsiderNew sensor can detect breast cancer using saliva in just 5 seconds
An international team of scientists has developed a hand-held sensor device that makes screening fast, affordable, and accurate, from a tiny sample of saliva in just... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaUS FDA approves AstraZeneca's breast cancer drug combination
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Thursday approved AstraZeneca's (AZN.L) Truqap in combination with an older drug, providing another treatment option for patients with the most common type of breast cancer. Key Points
ReutersIs it important for women wash their nipples before every breastfeeding session to maintain hygiene?
Dr Jagriti Varshney, a gynaecologist said, "It is very important to maintain and care for your nipples when women are breastfeeding, however it is not required to wash your nipples with shower gel or soap. Instead, one should use clear water to wash breasts during bathing." Key Points
The Indian ExpressMom of two saves thousands with record-breaking breast milk donation
With an astonishing volume of 1,599.68 liters, she holds the world record for the largest donation of breast milk by an individual. | World News Key Points
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5-yr breast cancer survival rate a dismal 66.4% in India with regional disparity, finds ICMR-led study
The study, published in American Cancer Society Journal, shows survival rate 5 yrs after diagnosis ranges from 41.9% in Pasighat to 74.9% in Mizoram. In countries like US, it's over 90%. Key Points
ThePrintAfter cancer, Chhavi Mittal diagnosed with costocondritis: ‘This too shall pass’
Actor Chhavi Mittal is battling costocondritis after beating cancer. She is a breast cancer survivor. Key Points
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