Oxygenation, Nutrition and Cancer
7.4K views
One of the most important scientists in medical research was Otto Warburg whose presentation at the 1966 Nobel Laureate conference in Lindau,
More
Testosterone and Breast Cancer: Quick News
7.7K views
Estrogen receptor positive (ER+) cancers account for approximately 75% of all breast cancers. In ER+ the cancers respond to the presence or
More
Decline in Mammograms – Good or Bad?
4.7K views
In 2009, the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) released a statement in which they recommended against mammograms for women aged 40
More
She Was Given DES and My Story Begins
5.1K views
My story is not special other than it is my story. My mother, a Navy wife, got pregnant with her first child
More
Mammograms: What Would Dolly Parton Do?
4.4K views
If names always signified what they actually were, getting a mammogram would mean that upon your 40th birthday, you’d get not a telegram,
More
Male breast cancer is rare. It accounts for less than one percent of all new cases and only about 2100 men are
More
Methylation and MTHFR MutationsLouise’s Story Forty Years of Pain and Still No Diagnosis generated a lot discussion on Linkedin from physicians worldwide.
MorePondering Cancer: the Hubris of Innovation
3.7K views
This week begins breast cancer awareness month, a movement started 25 years ago largely by women and family members affected by cancer.
More