Breast cancer: what are our lifestyle habits most at risk?
Alcohol, unbalanced diet, tobacco... By changing our bad habits, it is really possible to lower the risk of developing breast ...
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Pink October: everything you need to know about breast cancer screening
On the occasion of Pink October, focus on breast cancer screening in France: what is it for? When and how ...
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Breast cancer: “We must integrate appointments with a sexologist in the course of care”
Breast cancer very often has an impact on the sexuality of patients. However, this subject is often neglected in the ...
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Breast cancer: Evelyne Dhéliat confides in her fight against the disease
Affected by breast cancer in 2012, the weather journalist had to be absent from TF1 for many months. Today in ...
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Survey: how do we view breast cancer today?
The perception of breast cancer by the French has evolved over the past ten years. THE ESSENTIAL Before 2017, ex-patients ...
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Risk factors, prevention, screening, treatments: update on the latest advances in breast cancer
To conclude this Pink October, Professor Gilles Freyer, head of the medical oncology department at the Hospices Civils de Lyon ...
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Rowing, cycling, swimming: the best physical activities with breast cancer
When suffering from breast cancer, practicing regular physical activity is recommended. Dr. Albane de Kerautem, oncologist, details which ones are ...
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How to get back to a normal life after breast cancer?
How to get back to a normal life after having had breast cancer? The answers of Dr Séverine Alran, head ...
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Announcement of breast cancer: how to absorb the shock
Shock, anger, sadness... It's not easy to learn that you have breast cancer. On the occasion of Pink October, doctors ...
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BRCA gene: what to do when you inherit breast cancer?
Women carrying BRCA gene mutations have a 54 to 65% risk of developing breast cancer during their lifetime, while this ...
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Breast cancer: dare breast reconstruction in the wake of mastectomy
Although removal of the breast remains necessary in 20% of breast cancer cases, it is increasingly possible to have the ...
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Breast cancer: a lack of psychological support in France
Following a diagnosis of breast cancer, 44% of women received no psychological support. THE ESSENTIAL Among the 287 women in ...
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Breast cancer: get screened despite Covid-19!
Covid-19 discourages some women from getting breast cancer screening. On the occasion of Pink October, doctors and associations are calling ...
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Breast cancer: women’s expectations to better cope with it
A new survey reveals, on the occasion of Pink October, what French women wanted to better deal with breast cancer. ...
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Triple negative breast cancer: the promising lead of bee venom
According to an Australian study, a compound present in bee and bumblebee venom has the ability to destroy aggressive cancer ...
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Can breast cancer be attacked by sound?
Treatment involves injecting vesicles carrying anti-cancer drugs into a pelvic lymph node. Breast cancer takes its toll, and it's never ...
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A new drug capable of fighting aggressive breast cancers
Called BOS172722, this new type of drug blocks one of cancer's main evolutionary escape pathways, paving the way for its ...
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Dogs and their sense of smell to detect breast cancer?
On the occasion of Pink October, the Institut Curie presented the first promising results of its Kdog study. According to ...
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Breast cancer: a new pink October to strengthen organized screening
On October 1st, the association Le Cancer du Sein, Parlons en! organizes a new edition of Pink October to encourage ...
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Breast cancer: it also exists in people under 40
Each year, nearly 3,000 women under 40 are diagnosed with breast cancer, warns the Institut Curie as Pink October approaches. ...
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Breast cancer: breastfeeding is also good for the health of the mother
We know that favoring breastfeeding for your newborn is beneficial to him. But mums are often unaware that breastfeeding is ...
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Pink October: INCa launches a national consultation on screening
To improve organized screening for breast cancer, the Ministry of Health has instructed the National Cancer Institute to organize citizen ...
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Pink October: the Mediterranean diet protects against breast cancer
At the beginning of Pink October, intended for the fight against breast cancer, American researchers are publishing a new study. ...
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Breast cancer: the major disparities in organized screening
While less than 40% of Corsicans or Guyanese participate in screening, 60% of women in Pays-de-la-Loire and Brittany had a ...
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Pink October: putting screening back at the heart of the event
The League against cancer wants to put an end to "pinkwashing" during Pink October. Thanks to a charter, she wants ...
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Pink October: Breast cancer survival rate improves
In ten years, the 5-year survival of breast cancer has increased from 80% to 87%. An improvement due to therapeutic ...
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Breast cancer: towards more personalized screening
The Ministry of Health has entrusted the Inca and the General Directorate of Health with the overhaul of the organized ...
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Breast cancer: the quirky campaign of the fashion world
In the name of the breasts: this is the title of the latest awareness campaign for breast cancer screening. While ...
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Pink October: screening stagnates despite the mobilization
INFOGRAPHIC - Organized screening, in place for 11 years, contributed to the reduction of 1.5% per year in mortality from ...
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