Gary Buys a Sandwich
A baby carrot crossed my threshold. Let’s face it: Carrots aren’t supposed to look like that — perfect identical oblong shapes prone to sliminess. ... Read more
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Early-stage Breast Cancer Patients Failing to Use to Hormone Therapy Long-term, French Study Finds
A high percentage of younger, premenopausal women being treated for early-stage breast cancer do not continue to use tamoxifen, a hormonal therapy, within the first ... Read more -
Researchers Develop ‘Bio-patch’ to Monitor Post-surgical Success of Breast Reconstruction
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The Dodgers, the Statue of Liberty, Breast Cancer, and Me
After the fifth inning, I found myself caught off guard. I’d just gone to the kitchen to make popcorn, and when I came ... Read more
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Ibrance-Faslodex Combo Improves Survival of Advanced Breast Cancer Patients, Phase 3 Trial Shows
Adding Pfizer’s Ibrance (palbociclib) to standard treatment Faslodex (fulvestrant) significantly extended the survival of advanced breast ... -
Processed Meat Consumption Linked to Higher Breast Cancer Risk, Review Study Shows
Eating processed meat, such as sausage, ham, and bacon, but not red meat, on ... -
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Therapies Given to Women with Advanced Breast Cancer Equally Effective and Safe in Men, Studies Report
Current therapies used to treat advanced breast cancer in women are also effective and ... -
Tecentriq-Abraxane Prolongs Survival of Advanced Triple-negative Breast Cancer Patients, Study Shows
Combining Tecentriq (atezolizumab) with the chemotherapy Abraxane (nab-paclitaxel) extends overall survival, and survival without ... -
Sermonix Launches Phase 2 Trial Testing Lasofoxifene in Advanced Breast Cancer Patients with ER Mutations
Sermonix is launching a Phase 2 trial to determine if its lead investigational medicine lasofoxifene ...
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Clinical Trial of Tamoxifen-based Gel in Reducing Breast Density Recruiting in US, EU
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The ability of a gel containing a tamoxifen-byproduct to reduce breast density — associated with an increased risk of breast cancer — is now being evaluated in a recruiting Phase 3 clinical trial. Approximately half of women in ... Read more