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- Mayo Clinic Researchers Discover Novel Approach to Estimate Risk of Breast Cancer
- ROCHESTER, Minn. -- In a paper published today, a team of medical researchers from the Mayo Clinic in collaboration with academic colleagues from Myriad Genetics Laboratories, the University of Utah, France, and Australia report on the outcome of a study that analyzes the risk for breast cancer imparted by inherited...
- Research articles 2008-05-01
- Mayo Clinic Study Observes Normal Aging Process Lowers Breast Cancer Risk
- To: National DeskTo: National Desk
- Research articles 2006-11-14
- Mayo Clinic Study Finds Scandinavian Women at Increased Risk for Breast Cancer and Irish Women at Decreased Risk
- ROCHESTER, Minn.--BUSINESS WIRE--July 16, 1999--
- Research articles 1999-07-16
- Mayo Clinic Reports Breakthrough Treatment for Breast Cancer; Concurrent NCCTG, NSABP Studies Find Trastuzumab Best for Women With HER2-Positive Form of Disease.
- Byline: Mayo Clinic Byline: Mayo Clinic
- Research articles 2005-10-19
- Young Women Who Smoke Prior to Their First Pregnancy Have Higher Risk of Breast Cancer in Their Later Years; Mayo Clinic Proceedings Study Emphasizes Need for Smoking Prevention Messages.
- Byline: Mayo Clinic Byline: Mayo Clinic
- Research articles 2005-11-30
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- Benign Breast Disease an Important Breast Cancer Risk Factor.
- Byline: Mayo Clinic ROCHESTER, Minn., July 20 AScribe Newswire -- A study led by Mayo Clinic Cancer Center adds evidence to a growing body of knowledge that shows women with benign breast disease have a higher risk for breast cancer, and that certain types...
- Research articles 2005-07-20
- Untangling the mammogram muddle - Breast Cancer - Brief Article
- Mammograms are in the news again, causing confusion and dismay. This time it's a study that concludes there is no evidence that they save lives. Many women are now wondering if they should continue to have this long-recommended screening test. The Mayo Clinic Women's HealthSource reports that the consensus of...
- Research articles 2002-12-01
- Implants almost exonerated - Mayo Clinic research reveals no difference in the development of connective-tissue disease between women with or without silicon-gel breast implants - Brief Article
- More than 1 million US. women have received silicon-gel breast implants since the early 1960s -- some for cosmetic breast augmentation, others to simulate a breast lost to cancer. However, 2 years ago the Food and Drug Administration triggered a moratorium on the use of these implants when sporadic reports...
- Research articles 1994-06-18
- Mayo Clinic guide to women's cancers
- RC281 2004-104238 1-893005-33-X Mayo Clinic guide to women's cancers. Title main entry. Ed. by Lynn C. Hartmann and Charles L. Loprinzi. Mayo Clinic, [c]2005 638 p. $34.95 Written for those seeking advice after a recent diagnosis, facing challenges associated with treatment, or...
- Research articles 2005-08-01
- Boston Doctor's Second Promising Cancer Drug Advances.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
- Dec. 7--A second promising tumor-starving drug from the Boston laboratory of Dr. Judah Folkman is being rushed into further human testing at the Mayo Clinic against an aggressive type of cancer, researchers said yesterday. Although it has been overshadowed by a headline-grabbing sibling, ...
- Research articles 2000-12-07
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