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A reduction in breast density of at least 10 percent may predict who benefits from the breast cancer preventive effects of tamoxifen. Researchers studied 1,063 women and found that those with reduced breast density after 12 to 18 months of treatment had a 52 percent reduced risk of breast cancer. By contrast, those women who did not have a decrease in breast density had only an eight percent risk reduction. Jack Cuzick, Ph.D., at the 2008 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium
Legislation – a powerful tool for promoting massive changes
Tackling breast cancer screening in conservative communities
Post-diagnosis diet, nutrition and cancer prognosis
Laser oncosurgery - A new perspective in treating cancer
WCI's role in the prevention of tobacco related cancer among Beedi rolling women in India
Alternative livelihood training programme for rural women who are employed in the tobacco industry in India
Navigating breast cancer treatment for young patients
Choosing Wisely for young women with breast cancer: BMC data
Choosing Wisely for young women with breast cancer: Radiotherapy
