The Maria system can detect tumors in just eight seconds.
A revolutionary breast-screening system using anti-landmine technology that can detect cancer in seconds has been created by British scientists.
New Study Claims Routine Breast Cancer Screening Makes Little Difference
Most doctors encourage women to have regular mammograms
Routine breast cancer screening may have little effect on reducing deaths from the disease and the value of national programs should be questioned, according to a new report.
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Cue Shower Clock Reminds You To Check Your Breasts For Lumps
Multitasking Clock
The “Cue” is a $30 waterproof clock, fitted with a suction cup and meant to be stuck on the wall of your shower. Its main purpose in life is to remind you to check your breasts for lumps – seven days after the end of your menstrual cycle, or every thirty days if you’re irregular – but it also serves as a simple clock and timer.
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Study: Trans-Fats Linked to Breast Cancer
A doctor exams mammograms, a special type of X-ray of the breasts
Trans-fats, which are being phased out of food because they clog arteries, may raise the risk of getting breast cancer, European researchers reported on Friday.
They found that women with the highest blood levels of trans-fats had about twice the risk of breast cancer compared to women with the lowest levels.
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