Death rates among black women were 42 percent higher than white women in 2012, according to new research
American Cancer Society now says most women should start getting mammograms later and less frequently
New guidelines recommend annual mammograms from age 45 to 54, and women 55 and older scale back screenings
New study shows that a genetic test can tell which women can beat early-stage breast cancer with hormone therapy alone
American Medical Association study suggests getting a mastectomy makes little difference in the outcomes of patients
Dr. Robert Gale, who treated victims of the Chernobyl explosion, explains radiation’s effects on the community
Pathologists frequently misdiagnose breast tissue, potentially leading to too-aggressive treatments, study shows
Fracking firm gets signature pink paint for its drills as part of breast cancer awareness drive
Scientists suspect proteins in red meat speed up cell division and tumor growth
Goserelin temporarily shuts down the ovaries and may prevent premature menopause in patients receiving chemotherapy
