Tag: Cancer: Breast
Pandemic Had Temporary Negative Effect on Breast Cancer Screening
However, prolonged negative effect was seen on follow-up screening
For Women With Obesity, Risk for Breast Cancer Drops After Bariatric Surgery
Surgical treatment benefit greatest in women with baseline insulin levels above the median
Metabolic Syndrome, Obesity Independently Linked to Breast Cancer
Analyses show independent and distinct associations with breast cancer subtypes and mortality
Large Language Models Fall Short in Breast Imaging Classification
Moderate agreement seen between original radiologists and three large language models
Racial, Ethnic Differences Seen in Breast Cancer Treatment Declination
American Indian, Alaska Native, other; Asian or Pacific Islander; Black patients more likely to decline surgery
Aspirin Provides No Benefit for Breast Cancer Recurrence, Survival
Findings seen among people with high-risk nonmetastatic breast cancer at a median 33.8 months
USPSTF Recommends Breast Cancer Screening for Women Aged 40 to 75 Years
Insufficient evidence seen for screening older women and for supplemental screening for women with dense breasts
Variation ID’d in Risk for Second Primary Cancer After Breast Cancer
Risk for second primary cancer after breast cancer higher for women, especially those who were younger at BC diagnosis
AI Model Reduces False Positives in Screening Mammograms
Other benefits include reduction in unnecessary procedures, patient anxiety, and medical expenses
Mortality Up for Breast Cancer Diagnosed Five to <10 Years After Childbirth
Increased risk for all-cause mortality seen with postpartum young-onset breast cancer in women with germline BRCA pathogenic variants
