Thursday, 27 June 2019

How anxiety affects breast cancer

The most common cancer among women is breast cancer.It is known as the fast enemy to be treated very quickly as well as destroyed. Most women don't like hearing the word cancer and are worried and stressed about it.

Your first mammogram

A mammogram is the best way to find breast cancer as soon as possible for most women.

Women with Dense Breast Tissue have Higher Breast Cancer Rate

Doctors typically recommend screenings for breast cancer and other types of health screenings based on the risk of specific diseases for a patient.

Breast density treatment with radiation

Some women with breast cancer, in addition to other treatments, will often need radiation. The need for radiation depends on what kind of surgery you have had, whether your cancer has spread to the lymph nodes or elsewhere in your body, and your age in some cases.

Monday, 22 April 2019

How to Cope with Depression after Being Diagnosed for Breast Cancer


If you are a patient with breast cancer who has significant depression or anxiety, you are not alone. Approximately one-quarter of breast cancer patients receive help during their treatment for anxiety or depression. Because of their cancer diagnosis,

Understanding Tyrer-Cuzick Model


Advances in genomics and risk stratification enable us to tailor recommendations for individual patients for breast cancer screening. In particular, risk assessment identifies women candidates for additional screening, genetic counselling, or genetic testing.

Saturday, 23 March 2019

Myths Surrounding Dense Breast


Breast cancer is increasing day by day in women. There is a lot of misinterpretation about screening mammography. It is a myth that when your age increases the chances of having cancer decreases.