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…nd after chemotherapy. This study examined how DMT decisions in breast cancer influence MS outcomes and whether chemotherapy itself affects M…

…Background Breast cancer poses a significant threat to public health, as demonstrated by…

…Objective Women with breast cancer should not work night shifts due to possible tumour recovery an…

… endocrine disrupting properties, but few studies have examined breast cancer risk in relation to specific active ingredients. Existing studi…

…und and Aims Pain management remains a significant challenge in breast cancer patients, especially in cases involving chronic or postoperativ…

…2% for colorectal cancer, 20.6% for breast cancer, and 6.1% for cervical cancer. Overscreening among younger age groups primarily occurred in w…

…Decades of international experience in systematic breast cancer screening have highlighted the risk of overtesting and overtrea…

…hows that breast pain alone has no significant association with breast cancer. Currently, patients experiencing these symptoms are often refe…

… lean mass, physical function and muscle strength in women with breast cancer during and following primary treatment.Design Systematic review…

…Surgery remains the cornerstone of breast cancer treatment. However, up to one in three women experience postope…

…Introduction Upper-limb dysfunction commonly occurs after breast cancer surgery and can impair the quality of life. Traditional Chinese…

… provision and involvement in decision-making among people with breast cancer (BC) treated in English hospitals was associated with age and o…