Study findings demonstrate how identifying and focusing care on a key core symptom can have the greatest impact on improving outcomes for patients receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer.

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In addition, it has been associated with breast cancer in women and prostate cancer in men. Dr. Taraprasad Tripathy, Assistant Professor at AIIMS Bhubaneswar, explained that alcohol metabolizes into ...

Breast cancer: Lumps in the breast or underarms, changes in breast size or shape, dimpling skin, or nipple discharge. Early Detection is KeyThe experts stress that early detection significantly ...

Some types of breast cancer present without a lump. Inflammatory breast cancer, for instance, is usually characterised by swelling and redness of the breast, pain and sometimes changes to the nipple.