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Steady Weight Gain Boosts Late-Life Breast Cancer Risk
Women who pack on the pounds over their lifetime steadily increase their risk for postmenopausal breast cancer, compared with women who maintain their weight, a new study finds.
Earlier studies have linked excess weight with an increased risk for breast cancer in postmenopausal women, but this is one of the few studies that traces the risk as a function of weight gain over time.
Breast cancer survivors shouldn't shun soy foods
A new study suggests enjoying a soy latte or soy burger causes no harm - and can reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence
December 8, 2009By Leslie BeckGlobe and Mail
Breast cancer survivors shouldn't shun soy foods
A new study suggests enjoying a soy latte or soy burger causes no harm - and can reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence
Feeling isolated may increase cancer risk and severity
Get out in your community!!! Meet your friends!!! Spend time with and love your family!!!
From the New York Times
written by Tiffany O'Callaghan
A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences adds to a growing body of research suggesting that loneliness and isolation may impact cancer risk and health outc
Antidepressant reduces effectiveness of cancer drug
Paxil, an antidepressant commonly prescribed to women with breast cancer, can reduce or even abolish the effects of the breast-cancer drug tamoxifen.
By Sharon Kirkey, Canwest News ServiceFebruary 8, 2010Paxil, an antidepressant commonly prescribed to women with breast cancer, can reduce or even abolish the effects of the breast-cancer drug tamoxifen, increasing a woman's risk of death, Canadian researchers are warning.
When to pop your vitamin D? Any time, on its own or with food
It makes no difference how often you pop the pills, or whether you down them with food, experts say
Martin Mittelstaedt, Environment Reporter — The Globe and Mail, Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010
With sales figures showing Canadians becoming a nation of vitamin-D-pill poppers, questions are arising on the best way to take it.
Old Ideas Spur New Approaches in Cancer Fight
Cancer is no more a disease of cells than a traffic jam is a disease of cars!
Forty Years' WarOld Ideas Spur New Approaches in Cancer Fight
By GINA KOLATA, New York Times, December 29, 2009
Mina Bissell will never forget the reception she got from a prominent scientist visiting Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where she worked. She gave him a paper she had just published on the genesis of cancer.
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