Posts by: Patricia Inacio, PhD

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A newly developed online prognostic tool can determine whether a woman is at high risk of cancer recurrence or spread after receiving the standard five years of hormone therapy, ... Read more

August 23, 2018August 23, 2018

Genome Analysis of DNA from Nigerian Women Leads to 1st African Breast Cancer Risk Prediction Model

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A genome analysis of the DNA of Nigerian women uncovered a higher burden of mutations in breast cancer-related genes, which may explain why sub-Saharan African women are more likely ... Read more

June 11, 2018

Number of Circulating Tumor Cells in Blood May Allow for Less Aggressive Treatment of Advanced Cancers

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Using blood samples to count circulating tumor cells may help to classify metastatic breast cancer patients according to their tumors’ aggressiveness, raising the possibility of more tailored treatments, with ... Read more

May 31, 2018

Potential Immunotherapy, Bria-IMT, Seen to Reduce Metastasis in Advanced Breast Cancer Patients in Trial

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BriaCell Therapeutics‘ immunotherapy candidate Bria-IMT was found to be safe and well-tolerated, and significantly reduced the size of metastasis in two of the six breast cancer patients treated in a Phase ... Read more

May 30, 2018

Regardless of Age, Surgery Best for Most Early-stage Breast Cancers, Study Says

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Women 70 or older who were diagnosed with estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer had higher mortality rates when treated with endocrine therapies compared to surgery, a recent U.K. study shows. ... Read more

May 18, 2018

Program Offering Financial Incentives Encourages Breast Cancer Patients to Exercise More, Study Finds

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Physical exercise may help breast cancer survivors overcome many of the side effects associated with cancer therapy, but studies show that up to 70% of patients don’t exercise enough. ... Read more

May 9, 2018May 9, 2018

Poor Prognosis for Breast Cancers Diagnosed After Negative Screening Mammography

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While occurring at low rates, breast cancer cases diagnosed after a negative mammography screening are linked to poorer prognosis compared to those diagnosed after a positive mammogram, an observational ... Read more

May 7, 2018May 7, 2018

Possible Reasons Why Tyverb/Tykerb Fails as Breast Cancer Monotherapy Explored in Study

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Lapatinib, an approved medicine for advanced breast cancer available under the brand names Tyverb in Europe and Tykerb in the U.S., can sometimes cause breast cancer cells to grow ... Read more

May 4, 2018

Short, Targeted Radiation Therapy a Good Option for Early Stage Breast Cancer, Phase 3 Trial Shows

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The quality of life of women treated with a targeted form of radiation therapy, called accelerated partial breast irradiation (APBI), is similar to those who get the standard whole-breast ... Read more

April 23, 2018

Breast Cancer Lesions Detected at Smaller Sizes in Women with Implants, Researchers Found

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Breast tumors in woman with implants are usually detected at smaller sizes compared to women without them, according to a new study. But screening via mammography seemed to be ... Read more

Posts by: Patricia Inacio, PhD

Patricia Inacio, PhD

Online Test Measures Women’s Risk of Cancer Recurrence or Spread After Hormone Therapy

Genome Analysis of DNA from Nigerian Women Leads to 1st African Breast Cancer Risk Prediction Model

Number of Circulating Tumor Cells in Blood May Allow for Less Aggressive Treatment of Advanced Cancers

Potential Immunotherapy, Bria-IMT, Seen to Reduce Metastasis in Advanced Breast Cancer Patients in Trial

Regardless of Age, Surgery Best for Most Early-stage Breast Cancers, Study Says

Program Offering Financial Incentives Encourages Breast Cancer Patients to Exercise More, Study Finds

Poor Prognosis for Breast Cancers Diagnosed After Negative Screening Mammography

Possible Reasons Why Tyverb/Tykerb Fails as Breast Cancer Monotherapy Explored in Study

Short, Targeted Radiation Therapy a Good Option for Early Stage Breast Cancer, Phase 3 Trial Shows

Breast Cancer Lesions Detected at Smaller Sizes in Women with Implants, Researchers Found

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