Breast Cancer Prevention: 10 Lifestyle Modifications To Lower Your Breast Cancer Risk
Suffering from breast cancer? Here are 10 lifestyle modifications that can help you fight the condition.
Suffering from breast cancer? Here are 10 lifestyle modifications that can help you fight the condition.
It might not always be easy to get done with them as they form an essential part of some treatments.
As per the study authors, use of hormonal birth control pills is associated with a relative 20 to 30 per cent increased risk of breast cancer.
We spoke to Dr. Mukul Roy, Consultant Radiation Oncologist, Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre, to understand the various risk factors associated with the condition and how one can manage it.
While foods such as leafy green vegetables, citrus fruits, berries, fatty fish, and fermented foods may protect against breast cancer, there are certain foods that may increase your risk.
Some risk factors associated with breast cancer such as gender, age, or genes can't be changed. However, there are other risk factors that you can change.
What lifestyle changes can help in the prevention of Breast Cancer?
Dr Hemanth Vudayaraju shares the importance of breast cancer screening, especially among young women.
Vitamin D deficiency is one the modifiable risk factors of breast cancer. Here's how to overcome the deficiency of this nutrient.
Did you know vitamin D, B12 deficiency can increase risk of breast cancer? A new book on breast cancer explores various topics covering causes, effects, and preventive measures of this deadly disease.
Breast cancer is one of the deadliest types of cancers in the world after prostate and blood cancer, but this therapy promises to reduce the symptoms of breast cancer in just 5 minutes. Read to know more about it.
A new study says that brominated flame retardants may lead to early mammary gland development, which in turn can trigger the development of breast cancer.
Today is World Cancer Day. On this occasion, let us see how you can reduce your risk of break cancer by taking a few preventive steps.
Breast cancer initially starts when the cells around the breast begin to grow out of control. These outgrown cells then form a tumor - the beginning of the cancer formation.
Breast cancer is most often found in women, but men can get breast cancer too. Read to know more about this condition and signs to look out for.
Apart from lumps and dimples, there are other signs of breast cancer that women should watch out for. Also, get to know the risk factors for breast cancer.
A new study has found that gut bacteria may promote some breast cancers. Here's what you need to know.
According to the estimates of the World Cancer Research Fund, breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer in women and the second most common among all forms of cancer overall.
Suffering from breast cancer? Here are 10 lifestyle modifications that can help you fight the condition.
As per the study authors, use of hormonal birth control pills is associated with a relative 20 to 30 per cent increased risk of breast cancer.
We spoke to Dr. Mukul Roy, Consultant Radiation Oncologist, Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre, to understand the various risk factors associated with the condition and how one can manage it.
What lifestyle changes can help in the prevention of Breast Cancer?
Dr Hemanth Vudayaraju shares the importance of breast cancer screening, especially among young women.
Did you know vitamin D, B12 deficiency can increase risk of breast cancer? A new book on breast cancer explores various topics covering causes, effects, and preventive measures of this deadly disease.
Breast cancer is one of the deadliest types of cancers in the world after prostate and blood cancer, but this therapy promises to reduce the symptoms of breast cancer in just 5 minutes. Read to know more about it.
A new study says that brominated flame retardants may lead to early mammary gland development, which in turn can trigger the development of breast cancer.
Today is World Cancer Day. On this occasion, let us see how you can reduce your risk of break cancer by taking a few preventive steps.
Breast cancer initially starts when the cells around the breast begin to grow out of control. These outgrown cells then form a tumor - the beginning of the cancer formation.
Breast cancer is most often found in women, but men can get breast cancer too. Read to know more about this condition and signs to look out for.
A new study has found that gut bacteria may promote some breast cancers. Here's what you need to know.
According to the estimates of the World Cancer Research Fund, breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer in women and the second most common among all forms of cancer overall.
Do high estrogen levels increase the risk of breast cancer? Here is what Dr Suhasini Inamdar, Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, Motherhood Hospitals, Indiranagar, Bangalore has to say.
Breast cancer is increasing by 10 per cent every year and the reason behind is changing reproductive preferences and hormonal imbalances in the body.
A study suggested that higher outdoor light at night exposure may be a risk factor for postmenopausal breast cancer.
Postmenopausal breast cancer cases are rising in lower-income countries as more women are adopting Western lifestyle that includes unhealthy behaviours that increase breast cancer risk say researchers.
According to a new study, artificial light at night can significantly increase the risk of breast cancer in post-menopausal women. Read on to know other risk factors and how you can keep yourself safe.
While foods such as leafy green vegetables, citrus fruits, berries, fatty fish, and fermented foods may protect against breast cancer, there are certain foods that may increase your risk.
Apart from lumps and dimples, there are other signs of breast cancer that women should watch out for. Also, get to know the risk factors for breast cancer.
To lower your risk of breast cancer, limit your intake of the following foods and beverages, or avoid them altogether.
Eat these super-foods to tackle breast caner
Watch out for these symptoms.
Vitamin D deficiency is one the modifiable risk factors of breast cancer. Here's how to overcome the deficiency of this nutrient.
It might not always be easy to get done with them as they form an essential part of some treatments.
Some risk factors associated with breast cancer such as gender, age, or genes can't be changed. However, there are other risk factors that you can change.
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