Women (and men) diagnosed with early stage breast cancer are constantly on the lookout for low cost, non-pharmacologic interventions they can incorporate in their everyday lives to stay healthy and help prevent a recurrence. A study lead by Ruth E. Patterson, PhD, of the University of California, San Diego, investigated …
Regular use of low-dose baby aspirin reduces the risk of women’s breast cancer, according to the first research to reach such a conclusion. Aspirin is already known to reduce the risk of people having heart disease, colon disease and other conditions. The research involved a subset of patients in the …
In an exciting initiative for 2017, Breast Cancer Care and Research Fund (BCCRF) is launching a new program that will focus specifically on metastatic breast cancer. Our first upcoming action is to embed on our website a clinical trial matching tool, specifically designed for metastatic breast cancer patients. Metastatic Trial …
