Exercise may be linked to lower breast cancer risk in teenagers
Teen girls who exercised at least two hours a week had biological markers associated with lower future breast cancer risk, a study found.
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Opioids for pain management may affect how breast cancer grows
Opioids are important for treating pain in breast cancer, but they may also affect how cancer grows, according to a recent review.
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Experimental drug shows early promise in treatment-resistant breast cancer
An experimental drug has shown early promise in animal models to potentially treat triple-negative breast cancer.
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Clinical trial for potential metastatic breast cancer treatment to begin soon
Atossa Therapeutics received FDA permission to begin their dose-escalating study of (Z)-endoxifen in patients with metastatic breast cancer.
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Long-term obesity and weight fluctuation could increase breast cancer risk
Women who are overweight or obese or who gain weight throughout their lives may face a higher risk of developing breast cancer.
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Experimental breast cancer treatment targets cancer-driving protein
A new DNA-based treatment has shown early promise and works by removing a cancer-driving protein instead of blocking it.
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Men with breast cancer lack guidance on cancer care, mental health
A recent study analyzed online posts to understand the barriers men with breast cancer face and how they could be minimized.
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Immune checkpoint inhibitors show promise in triple-negative breast cancer
Learn more about how immune checkpoint inhibitors are being utilized to treat triple-negative breast cancer.
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Identifying tumor behavior & immune response can tailor breast cancer care
Monitoring tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes and tumor budding may help predict outcomes and guide treatment in breast cancer.
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Cancer stage strongest predictor of breast cancer survival, study finds
A recent study found that while many factors are indicative of breast cancer survival, early diagnosis is key to improving outcomes.