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what can learning about breast cancer in dogs teach us about humans?
new research looks promising for improving early diagnosis of breast cancer in dogs — and possibly even in people.
robin roberts
breast cancer
oct 26 2022
mammary tumours are more likely to occur in smaller breeds such as poodles, chihuahuas, dachshunds, and yorkie terriers. getty

new hope for patients with breast cancer that has spread to the brain
'when you have a cancer diagnosis, your life is kind of put on hold.'
karen hawthorne
breast cancer
oct 25 2022
tucatinib is a game-changer in terms of improving overall survival in patients with brain metastases. getty

carly simon ‘filled with sorrow’ over death of her sisters who died of cancer one day apart
joanna simon, 85, acclaimed mezzo-soprano and emmy-winning tv correspondent, died of thyroid cancer on wednesday, while lucy simon, 82, tony-nominated composer, died of metastatic breast cancer on thursday.
karen hawthorne
cancer
oct 24 2022
“i am filled with sorrow to speak about the passing of joanna and lucy simon,” the grammy and academy award-winning simon said in a statement on sunday. merlin

alberta lowers recommended age for breast cancer screening
'health economics have shown that it's more cost effective to find a cancer early than to treat a cancer once it's detected'
olivia condon
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2022
in 2021, approximately 220,000 mammograms, from women of all ages, were completed in alberta.

opinion: i lost my sister-in-law to the most aggressive and deadliest form of breast cancer
triple negative breast cancer is incredibly persistent and is more likely to impact women under 50 and has more limited treatment options
dr. sandi dunn
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2022
during breast cancer awareness month, many of us will be thinking about the disease and the impact it has had on us and our loved ones.

'shocking statistics': poll finds majority of breast cancer survivors felt unprepared for diagnosis
the breast cancer canada survey also found that most canadian women feel confident in the ability of doctors to diagnose and treat breast cancer, while more than half of men reported not knowing where to find information on breast cancer if they needed it.
emma jones
breast cancer
sep 14 2022
further education on screening for breast cancer and where to request it can play a major role in the health of canadians. getty

provinces that don't screen women in their 40s, have higher rates of advanced breast cancers 
outdated screening guidelines paint a bleak picture for women diagnosed with breast cancer in their 50s and 60s.
karen hawthorne
breast cancer
sep 9 2022
on average, 78 canadian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer every day and 15 will die. getty

olivia newton-john gave a voice to those with cancer and shifted the focus to the life of survivors
explaining her “pro cannabis” stance on 60 minutes australia in 2019, newton-john reflected a growing recognition of community interest in diverse approaches to pain and symptom management
the conversation
世界杯决赛2022
aug 15 2022
file: olivia newton-john attends g'day usa 2020 at beverly wilshire, a four seasons hotel on jan. 25, 2020 in beverly hills, calif. /
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what can learning about breast cancer in dogs teach us about humans?
new research looks promising for improving early diagnosis of breast cancer in dogs — and possibly even in people.
robin roberts
breast cancer
oct 26 2022
mammary tumours are more likely to occur in smaller breeds such as poodles, chihuahuas, dachshunds, and yorkie terriers. getty

new hope for patients with breast cancer that has spread to the brain
'when you have a cancer diagnosis, your life is kind of put on hold.'
karen hawthorne
breast cancer
oct 25 2022
tucatinib is a game-changer in terms of improving overall survival in patients with brain metastases. getty

carly simon ‘filled with sorrow’ over death of her sisters who died of cancer one day apart
joanna simon, 85, acclaimed mezzo-soprano and emmy-winning tv correspondent, died of thyroid cancer on wednesday, while lucy simon, 82, tony-nominated composer, died of metastatic breast cancer on thursday.
karen hawthorne
cancer
oct 24 2022
“i am filled with sorrow to speak about the passing of joanna and lucy simon,” the grammy and academy award-winning simon said in a statement on sunday. merlin

alberta lowers recommended age for breast cancer screening
'health economics have shown that it's more cost effective to find a cancer early than to treat a cancer once it's detected'
olivia condon
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2022
in 2021, approximately 220,000 mammograms, from women of all ages, were completed in alberta.
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opinion: i lost my sister-in-law to the most aggressive and deadliest form of breast cancer
triple negative breast cancer is incredibly persistent and is more likely to impact women under 50 and has more limited treatment options
dr. sandi dunn
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2022
during breast cancer awareness month, many of us will be thinking about the disease and the impact it has had on us and our loved ones.

'shocking statistics': poll finds majority of breast cancer survivors felt unprepared for diagnosis
the breast cancer canada survey also found that most canadian women feel confident in the ability of doctors to diagnose and treat breast cancer, while more than half of men reported not knowing where to find information on breast cancer if they needed it.
emma jones
breast cancer
sep 14 2022
further education on screening for breast cancer and where to request it can play a major role in the health of canadians. getty

provinces that don't screen women in their 40s, have higher rates of advanced breast cancers 
outdated screening guidelines paint a bleak picture for women diagnosed with breast cancer in their 50s and 60s.
karen hawthorne
breast cancer
sep 9 2022
on average, 78 canadian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer every day and 15 will die. getty

olivia newton-john gave a voice to those with cancer and shifted the focus to the life of survivors
explaining her “pro cannabis” stance on 60 minutes australia in 2019, newton-john reflected a growing recognition of community interest in diverse approaches to pain and symptom management
the conversation
世界杯决赛2022
aug 15 2022
file: olivia newton-john attends g'day usa 2020 at beverly wilshire, a four seasons hotel on jan. 25, 2020 in beverly hills, calif. /
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