Inflammatory diet associated with higher breast cancer risk
A recent review showed that eating more inflammatory foods is significantly associated with increased breast cancer risk.
A recent review showed that eating more inflammatory foods is significantly associated with increased breast cancer risk.
The review highlighted how recent advancements in oncology drugs and therapies have led to better outcomes for patients.
Breastfeeding appears to negatively correlate with breast cancer incidence, thus suggesting the existence of a protective effect.
Women who are overweight or obese or who gain weight throughout their lives may face a higher risk of developing breast cancer.