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Does a High-Fat Diet Increase Risk?
A diet high in fat may increase the risk of breast cancer.
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Nano-Probes Show Promise in Early Study
Tiny probes can successfully treat breast cancer in mice.
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Risk of Heart Problems Increases After Radiation Therapy
Older radiation regimens increase the risk of heart problems.
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More Evidence That Strenuous Exercise Reduces Risk
Strenuous exercise can lower breast cancer risk.
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African American Women More Likely to Have Communication Problems When Getting Mammogram Results
Mammogram results more likely to be communicated poorly to African American women.
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Surgery After Chemo and Radiation May Benefit Some Women
Age at surgery may contribute to African American women's higher risk of dying from breast cancer.
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Working Up a Good Sweat Lowers Risk
Six or more hours of strenuous exercise per week can reduce the risk of breast cancer.
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Age Affects Treatment Side Effects
Side effects of breast cancer treatment can vary with age.
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Women Who Pick Their Own Surgeons Seem to Get More Experienced Care
Women who pick their own surgeons more likely to be treated by more experienced doctors.
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Exercising with Others Improves Well-Being During Treatment
Regular group exercise can improve quality of life for women with breast cancer.
