Search Results for 'Risk factors for breast cancer'
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NUI Galway scientists make breakthrough in study of aggressive breast cancer
Scientists at NUI Galway have discovered how cells related to one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer can rewire themselves to have a better chance of surviving and spreading to other sites in the body.
Extension of breast cancer screening to improve survival outcomes
The extension of the BreastCheck screening programme - to include women aged 65 to 69 years - will improve survival rates from this the second most common cancer in the country, a local politician said this week.
Ninety seven per cent of ‘urgent’ patients seen at UHG’s breast centre within ten days
Some 97 per cent of “urgent” patients are seen within 10 days at the symptomatic breast centre at University Hospital Galway.
Learn more about breast and cervical cancers at Tuam information evening
A free informal health information evening focusing on breast and cervical cancers, two of the most prevalent affecting women, will take place on Tuesday night at 8pm upstairs at the West Wing restaurant, Galway Road, Tuam.
Night work linked to increased rates of cancer
The Danish government has recently begun paying compensation to women who have developed breast cancer after long spells working nights following a ruling by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), an arm of the UN's World Health Organisation.
Put the kettle on!
New research suggests that drinking three cups of tea a day might have beneficial effects on breast cancer risk, in particular among young women.
Research breakthrough could transform face of breast cancer care
A breakthrough by NUI Galway based researchers could transform the face of breast cancer care.
