Breast Cancer
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Breast Cancer
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Canadian researchers develop new type of MRI that makes cancer easier to detect
Tested on people with prostate cancer, the technique increases the chances of earlier diagnosis.
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Scotland's 'significant leap forward’: Two breast cancer drugs approved; England urged to follow suit
Canada has already approved the treatments which can slow progression of HER2-positive breast cancer.
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'A sacrificial lamb': Breast cancer survivors, advocates call for an end to restricting mammograms
The breast screening guidelines from the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care, which included no breast cancer experts, were largely based on a flawed study.
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Macneil-Lebeau: Beware of ‘pinkwashing’ — Why a breast cancer awareness campaign leaves this survivor boiling ...
The little ribbon that appears on products and services is not regulated or protected. The promises companies make about donations to fighting cancer may very well be empty.
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SHIFT: 'Imagine women waiting for years while their cancer grows just because of some rule'
A new study has identified flaws in data used to develop breast screening criteria, a mistake that experts say may have caused the deaths of more than 400 Canadian women annually.
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New research calls key study, and breast screening guidelines, into question
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'How could this have been allowed?': Breast cancer screening study vilified for flaws
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Smart bras, molecular imaging and genome sequencing: Innovations take on breast cancer
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Why aren't we supporting women who opt out of breast reconstruction?
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Humour a welcome part of White Rock woman's cancer chronicle
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