Tag Archives: breast cancer
Does tangential radiation for breast cancer cover internal mammary nodes?
Altered methylation in Breast Cancer in very young women
An integrated genomics approach for identifying breast cancer patients with highly aggressive tumors
Compressed ultrasound imaging: finding tumors with a few transducers
2nd International Women Health and Breast Cancer Conference. London, UK. August 13-14, 2020
Keeping a clean house to suppress HER2+ breast tumor growth
The importance of immature cancer cells in predicting patient outcome
Potential biomarkers of CDK4/6 inhibitors in HR-positive advanced breast cancer
Lower TSH and higher free thyroxine predict incidence of prostate but not other common cancers
The pituitary gland signals production of thyroid hormones by the thyroid gland through secretion of thyrotropin (TSH). There are two types of thyroid hormones produced by the thyroid gland. These include thyroxine (T4) and tri-iodothyroinine (T3). These
Obesity fuels breast carcinogenesis: What is the molecular basis?
What is a SERM and how does it work?
Transmitted sound wave mammography
New treatments for breast cancer
Now that 90% of women diagnosed with breast cancer will live at least 5 years, new treatments are aim at improving outcomes for the 10% who are not responding to current drugs and delivering treatments with less
Let-7b expression in breast cancer: does have any implications on the DNA repair capacity?
Teasing apart the roles that oncogenic miRNAs play in breast cancer
Oncogenic miRNA and breast cancer Since the early 2000’s, the field of RNA has been contributing to major discoveries in cancer research. McroRNAs are small RNA molecules (miRNA), inhibit the messenger RNAs that produce our proteins. Normally,