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More American patients seek treatment abroad to escape high medical costs
AHN | All Headline News “Today we are seeing many breast cancer patients that self-treated for years,” said Antonio Jimenez, a doctor raised in New Jersey who now runs the Hope4Cancer Institute in Mexico's Baja California. “Unfortunately, cancer treatment is not a … |
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Male Breast Cancer: Limited Awareness Costs Lives, New Study Says – Huffington Post
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Male Breast Cancer: Limited Awareness Costs Lives, New Study Says
Huffington Post Dr. Mikael Hartman, a professor at the National University Cancer Institute in Singapore and the study's lead author, said much of this hinges on hormones. Men get diagnosed at an older age in part because breast cancer development is related to … 'Clinical examination effective in early detection of breast cancer' Male Breast Cancer, More Life Threatening |
Singapore cancer survivors win big in dragon boat competition – Straits Times
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Singapore cancer survivors win big in dragon boat competition
Straits Times PUTRAJAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) – In a show of might by cancer survivors from across the globe, The Paddlers in Pink from Singapore took the coveted title of grand champions at the inaugural Cancer Survivors World Cup competition in conjunction … |
Male Breast Cancer, More Life Threatening – Heal Blog (blog)
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Male Breast Cancer, More Life Threatening
Heal Blog (blog) Those males who have relatives who had cancer are of heightened risk in developing cancer, but not specifically breast cancer. The research includes six countries such as Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Singapore and Geneva, Switzerland. … |
Kyocera Donates $375000 to Help Fight Breast Cancer – MarketWatch (press release)
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Kyocera Donates $375000 to Help Fight Breast Cancer
MarketWatch (press release) The worldwide Kyocera Group also supports the Pink Ribbon Movement to promote early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer via various organizations in Australia, France, Italy, South Korea, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and … |
Breast cancer cases in India to double by 2015 – Times of India
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Breast cancer cases in India to double by 2015
Times of India … Julka said though the incidence of breast cancer in India per 100000 population is significantly less compared to US, France, Denmark, Sweden, Britain, the Netherlands, Canada, Australia, Switzerland, Italy, Singapore, Brazil and Japan but the … |
Male Breast Cancer Rare, but Can Be Aggressive – Fox News
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Male Breast Cancer Rare, but Can Be Aggressive
Fox News Researchers combined cancer registries from Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Singapore and Geneva, Switzerland, with cases dating back to 1970. That included about 460000 women diagnosed with breast cancer and about 2700 men. … Male breast cancer rare but can be aggressive – study Male breast cancer rare but often missed Breast cancer cases in India to double by 2015: Experts |
Safer option to remove breast lumps now available – AsiaOne
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Safer option to remove breast lumps now available
AsiaOne Breast lumps can be an indicator of early stage breast cancer. An estimated 25 per cent of cancerous breast lumps cannot be felt with a physical examination. As there is minimal removal of healthy breast tissue while ensuring the tumour is entirely … Early Treatment Now Possible for Breast Cancer |
Male Breast Cancer Survival Rates Better Than Women’s – Medical News Today
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Male Breast Cancer Survival Rates Better Than Women's
Medical News Today Not only is male breast cancer much rarer than female breast cancer, researchers from the National University of Singapore found that men who develop breast cancer also have a lower risk of death, even though they are more likely to have advanced … Women Are More Likely To Die From Breast Cancer As Compared To Men, Says Study |
Study: Breast cancer appears less deadly for men than women – USA Today
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Study: Breast cancer appears less deadly for men than women
USA Today In the new study, which appears online Oct. 3 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, researchers analyzed statistics on breast cancer in both sexes in Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, Norway, Singapore and Sweden over the past 40 years. … Lab Director is Breast Cancer Fighter |