Study unpicks gene changes behind breast cancer 
Reuters
By Kate Kelland | LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists have mapped the complete genetic codes of 21 breast cancers and created a catalogue of the mutations that accumulate in breast cells, raising hopes that the disease may be able to be spotted earlier and ...
Breast cancer study reveals 'substantial genetic diversity' Los Angeles Times
Breast cancer sufferer aged 23 becomes one of the UK's youngest patients to ... Daily Mail
Breast cancer evolves years before detected, two scientific studies find Toronto Star
Science Daily (press release) 
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Breast cancer vaccine shows promise in study 
Houston Chronicle
By Todd Ackerman MD Anderson nurse Sara Stassen inspects a vaccine that has shown success in decreasing the recurrence of breast cancer. Sara Stassen, RN, left, at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center inoculates patient Patricia Anne Allan ...
Early Results Promising for Breast Cancer Vaccine ABC News
Hybrid Vaccine Demonstrates Potential to Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence Newswise (press release)
Vaccine looks promising in fight against breast cancer San Antonio Express
Bizjournals.com  -KPRC Houston 
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New Law to Improve Breast Cancer Detection 
Patch.com
Recent legislation requires radiologists to notify patients if they have dense breast tissue, which can sometimes hide cancer. An X-ray machine for performing mammograms. CNS/Leah Small Under the new law, if radiologists conducting mammograms find ...

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Susan G. Komen for the Cure(R) Targeting Full Spectrum of Cancer Treatment ... 
MarketWatch (press release)
Komen today announced $58 million in new research funding for 2012, augmenting the $685 million that the organization has invested in breast cancer research since 1982. Komen is the largest non-profit funder of breast cancer research outside of the US ...
Breast cancer awareness event St. Louis American
Two Muskegon health agencies get breast cancer grants from Susan G. Komen ... Muskegon Chronicle - MLive.com

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Generex Announces New Members of Antigen Express Scientific Advisory Board for ... 
MarketWatch (press release)
PhD Associate Professor, Department of ImmunologyMayo Clinic Dr. Knutson's current interests and research focus on the immunology and immunotherapy of breast and ovarian cancers, both the basic immunobiology and clinical translation, including clinical ...

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Shira Sternberg carries work her mother started with National Breast Cancer ... 
Boston Globe
By Erica Thompson The 29-year-old Boston resident is a special assistant at the Environmental Protection Agency and a volunteer Emerging Leaders Liaison at the National Breast Cancer Coalition. Sternberg's mother, Patricia Barr, helped found the NBCC ...
Breast Cancer: A coalition helping your neighbors Long Island Business News

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The Tutu Project: A man dons pink tulle for breast cancer 
Washington Times
Six months after moving, Carey was struck with the news of his wife Linda's breast cancer. The photographs took on a new purpose and the Tutu Project was born. Linda beat her first battle with cancer but suffered a recurrence in 2006.
Gulf Oil Sporting Pink-Ribbon Logos in MLB Ballparks CSPnet.com
Kinsale Pink Ribbon Walk raises more than ?100000 for Action Breast Cancer West Cork Times
Bill bolsters breast screening The Barrie Advance
Pakistan Observer  -Saffron Walden Reporter  -Cochrane Times 
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Donna Summer dies after breast cancer fight 
WZZM
AP reports that the Queen of Disco - Donna Summer - died this morning in Florida at age 63 following a battle with breast cancer. Her family issued a statement saying confirming the death (first reported by TMZ) and adding that they "are at peace ...
Disco Queen Donna Summer Dead At 63 Starpulse.com (blog)
Disco queen Donna Summer has died KLTV
Donna Summer Loses Battle with Cancer at 63 Singersroom News
About - News & Issues  -WCBD  -Press of Atlantic City 
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Health Matters: Breast cancer in young women 
WZVN-TV
At 36, she expected to rule out breast cancer, not confirm it. "I've had breast cancer in my family but it's post-menopausal. No one has had it this young, no one else in my family," says Cronin. What started as the earliest and most treatable form of ...

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Many Primary Care Docs Don't Know Long-Term Effects of Chemo: Survey 
MSN Health & Fitness
On the other hand, most oncologists -- though not all -- are familiar with the side effects of four common treatments used to treat breast and colon cancer, according to the results of the survey being presented at the upcoming annual meeting of the ...
Genomic Health Announces Presentation of Eighteen Studies Highlighting ... Sacramento Bee
Docs Need Primer on Long-Term Effects of Chemotherapy Family Practice News Digital Network

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