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Breast Cancer

Can Radiation Therapy Be Omitted in Select Patients with Early-Stage Breast Cancer?

According to GLOBOCAN data, over 2 million women are diagnosed with breast cancer annually , making it one of the primary global oncological challenges....

The FDA approved the first artificial intelligence-based test designed to assist clinicians in defining treatment plans for breast cancer

One of the main challenges in modern oncology is determining the optimal intensity of therapy in patients with early-stage breast cancer. The selection of...

Decoding Breast Cancer Risk in a Cell’s Physical Signature

Breast cancer risk is usually framed around familiar factors: genetics, age, family history, or what appears on a mammogram. But researchers at City of...

Determining Cellular Mechanical Age for Early Diagnosis of Breast Cancer

In modern medicine, determining the risk of breast cancer relies primarily on statistical data and the visualization of already formed pathological foci. For example,...

Over 25% of breast cancer cases are linked to lifestyle: Global study

According to a large-scale new study, more than 25% of breast cancer cases and premature deaths are attributed to daily habits. Scientists claim that...

A Breakthrough in Breast Cancer Screening: An Interview with MIT’s Canan Dağdeviren

MIT scientists have developed a miniature ultrasound system that is radically changing the early diagnosis of breast cancer. The new device is so small...

Artificial Intelligence in Breast Cancer Screening: A New Era of Early Diagnosis

According to a large-scale study conducted in Sweden, the use of artificial intelligence in breast cancer screening reduced the risk of developing advanced stages...

Breast Cancer in the Global and Regional Context: Prevention, Inequality, and Strategic Response

Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed malignancy among women worldwide. In 2022, an estimated 2.3 million women were newly diagnosed with breast cancer,...