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6 May 2008
Anxiety increases stress disorder risk in breast cancer patients | | Breast cancer patients face an increased risk of post-traumatic stress disorder if they have a history of anxiety or mood disorders, US researchers have found.
more |  | 2 May 2008
Daily aspirin may reduce risk of some breast cancers | | Women who take aspirin on a daily basis are less likely to develop hormone-sensitive breast cancer than those who do not take the drug, US researchers have found.
more | | 30 April 2008
Cancer patients urged to follow healthy lifestyle advice | | Few cancer survivors eat healthily and participate in physical activity, despite the known benefits for their quality of life, researchers have found.
more | | 29 April 2008
Breast cancer subtypes may be different diseases | | Breast cancers that require hormones to grow and those that do not need hormones to develop have different biological origins and are different diseases, say researchers.
more | | 28 April 2008
Relaxation training may help reduce hot flushes in breast cancer patients | | Women who are undergoing treatment for breast cancer may benefit from relaxation training to reduce the frequency and severity of hot flushes, say UK researchers.
more | | 25 April 2008
Cancer survivors encouraged to eat healthily and exercise | | Many cancer survivors are overweight and engage in little physical activity, placing themselves at increased risk of health problems, including cancer recurrence, say Canadian researchers.
more | | 24 April 2008
Aromatase inhibitors 'do not increase cardiovascular risk' | | Breast cancer survivors who take drugs called aromatase inhibitors to prevent their disease recurring do not face an increased risk of cardiovascular problems, researchers have found.
more | | 21 April 2008
Acupuncture may relieve hot flushes in breast cancer patients | | Breast cancer patients who experience hot flushes during tamoxifen treatment may benefit from undergoing a course of acupuncture, say researchers.
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