Breast Cancer Therapies

Drug Reduces Risk of Invasive Breast Cancer in Postmenopausal Women

Some not taking Tamoxifen for recommended five years, study finds

Hypnosis may cut down on the amount of pain women suffer after breast cancer surgery and the amount of time and money they spend on the procedure, a new study shows.

Serum tailor-made from patients&8217; immune cells looks safe, researchers say

Drug treatment before or after surgery poses condundrum for patients, docs

Study contradicts earlier findings, but patients still have better life quality

The approval is opposed by at least two women's groups and FDA scientists question whether the benefits of the drug, called Evista, outweigh its risks...

Extra servings of fruits, veggies fail to prevent disease's return, study finds

FDA has cleared for marketing the INRange Systems' Electronic Medication Management Assistant (EMMA), a programmable device that stores and dispenses prescription medication for patients' use in the home.

The launch of OPRx is expected to result in opportunities to manage patient care and to track and capture data critical to the continued improvement of cancer treatment in the U.S