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Tohoku University develops monoclonal antibody for HER2-positive breast cancer

Tohoku University have engineered a groundbreaking monoclonal antibody aimed at HER2-positive breast cancer.
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AI-driven screening identifies high breast cancer risk in mammograms

Cutting-edge technology harnessing Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the early detection of breast cancer, pinpointing women at high risk through mammography screening examinations. Led by...
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AI breast cancer screening is safe and detects 20% more cancers

Lund University research suggests that AI breast cancer screening is a safe alternative to traditional screening, identifies more cancer cases, and is more efficient. The...
Radiotherapy does not improve survival rates for older patients

Radiotherapy does not improve survival rates for older patients

Adding radiotherapy to the current standard treatment for breast cancer did not improve survival rates for patients aged 65 years or older. Radiotherapy is a...
Nearly four in ten women missed out on breast cancer screening

Nearly four in ten women missed out on breast cancer screening

New figures reveal that almost four in ten women did not take up the breast cancer screening offered in 2022. Thousands of women have now...
A new trial on proton beam therapy will be carried out in the UK

A new trial on proton beam therapy will be carried out in the UK

A new trial testing the benefits of proton beam therapy for breast cancer patients will go ahead for the first time in the UK. The...
Radiotherapy treatment can only stop cancer recurrence in the short-term

Radiotherapy treatment can only stop cancer recurrence in the short-term

Radiotherapy treatment for breast cancer only reduces the risk of cancer returning for ten years, having no effect thereafter, according to research from the...
Benign breast disease increases the risk of breast cancer

Benign breast disease increases the risk of breast cancer 

Women with benign breast disease are twice as likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer, according to research from Hospital del Mar in Barcelona.  The...
Scientists uncover variable voltages in breast cancer cells

Scientists uncover variable voltages in breast cancer cells

New research from Imperial College London found variable voltages in the membranes of breast cancer cells, revealing clues about how they grow and spread. A...
NHS strike life-saving deal for pembrolizumab  

NHS strike life-saving deal for pembrolizumab  

In an exciting announcement, the NHS has revealed it has secured a potentially lifesaving deal for pembrolizumab, a drug tailored to breast cancer.   Pembrolizumab is...
Dense breast tissue can lead to higher risk of cancer

Dense breast tissue can lead to higher risk of cancer

Researchers from Linköping University have found that there are major biological differences between dense breast tissue and non-dense breast tissue, suggesting that dense breasts...
New immunotherapy treatment for breast cancer may possible

New immunotherapy treatment for breast cancer may possible 

Researchers from King’s College London and the Institute of Cancer Research have identified immune cell types that could be used to develop a new...
Queen’s University receive funding for breast cancer treatment research

Queen’s University Belfast awarded funding for breast cancer treatment research

Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast have received funding from Breast Cancer Now to discover new breast cancer treatments. This new research is inspired by the...
Hormone treatment for breast cancer reduces the risk of recurrence

Hormone treatment for breast cancer reduces the risk of recurrence

Researchers conducted a 20-year follow-up on the long-term benefits of hormone treatment for breast cancer. The Karolinska Institutet in Sweden investigated the long-term benefits of...
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Does the NHS Breast Screening Programme cause overdiagnosis?

Evidence from a Queen Mary University of London study has revealed that the benefits of the NHS Breast Screening Programme outweigh the small risk...
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Alpelisib becomes 100th fast tracked NHS cancer drug

Alpelisib – a life-extending drug for patients with advanced breast cancer – has become the 100th fast-tracked cancer drug on the NHS and will...
New targeted treatment for early-stage breast cancer available on NHS

New targeted treatment for early-stage breast cancer available on NHS

Provisional approval by NICE could see a step-change in treatment for early-stage breast cancer following surgery. The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE)...
New immunotherapy for a rare form of triple-negative breast cancer

New immunotherapy for a rare form of triple-negative breast cancer

A new recommendation from NICE could revolutionise treatment for a rare form of triple-negative breast cancer. Around 100 people per year with triple-negative breast cancer...
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Breast cancer in men may cause infertility

Breast cancer in men is potentially associated with male infertility, a new study from The Institute of Cancer Research suggests. The research team interviewed 1,998...
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AI-powered breast cancer screening could soon be on the horizon

A Norwegian study suggests that Artificial Intelligence (AI) may be effectively used to perform breast cancer screening, potentially speeding up diagnostics for the disease. The...

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