Breast Cancer: Signs, Symptoms, Treatments Publications

Summary: This database from Disabled World (DW) includes a range of publications such as comprehensive articles on signs, symptoms, and treatments for breast cancer, research news related to cancer treatment advancements, and discussions on disparities in cancer screening for specific demographics. It features content on disability and participation in cancer screening programs, personal stories like that of Martina Navratilova's breast cancer diagnosis, and informational pieces on how to qualify for disability benefits due to breast cancer. The database also contains publications on public health initiatives like the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation's efforts and practical guides for managing life post-cancer treatment.

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Breast Cancer Publications
Title of
Document		Paper
Author		Peer
Review		Preface / PostfacePublication
Type		Publish
Date		Updated / Revised
BI-RADS: Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System ChartIan C. Langtree✓ Preface
✓ Postface		Informative2025/01/262025/01/30
Stanford Medicine Study Reveals Gene Variants Predict Future Breast Cancer BiologyStanford MedicineYesObservational Study2024/05/30
21 Gene Assay - Are Oncologists Jumping the Gun?National Comprehensive Cancer NetworkYesFindings2017/04/172023/10/08
Prophylactic Mastectomy Tripled Despite No Survival BenefitBrigham and Women's Hospital2016/03/142020/11/05
Mastectomy: Types and Postoperative Surgery InformationThomas C. Weiss2015/10/142021/07/25
Breast Cancer Vaccine Shows PromiseWashington University School of Medicine2014/12/042021/10/05
Breast Thermography Not a Substitute for Mammography Says FDAU.S. Food and Drug Administration2011/06/03
Link Between Obesity Gene and Breast CancerNorthwestern Memorial Hospital2011/05/242013/06/04
Mammogram Screenings Catch Second Breast Cancers EarlyGroup Health Research Institute2011/02/23
Breast Cancer Screening for Women With Physical DisabilitiesUnited Spinal Association2011/02/23
Estrogen Reduces Aggression in Breast CancerIan C. Langtree2011/02/152022/06/02
Encouraging Women with Disabilities to Get MammogramsAllsupInformative2011/02/132024/09/04
Breast Biopsies and Micro-bubble UltrasoundAmerican College of Radiology / American Roentgen Ray Society2011/02/01
High Dietary Fat, Cholesterol Linked to Increased Risk of Breast CancerThomas Jefferson University2011/01/06
Most Women Do Not Get Recommended MammogramsAmerican Association for Cancer Research2010/12/092017/11/05
Discovery Halts Breast Cancer Stem CellsTufts University, Health Sciences2010/11/24
Radiation Fears Should not Deter Women from Mammography ScreeningRadiological Society of North America2010/11/16
New Risk Factor for Developing Breast CancerUniversity of Melbourne2010/11/10
Tips for Breast Cancer SurvivorsFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center2010/10/27
Tips for Breast Cancer Patients During TreatmentFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center2010/10/272019/02/05
Portable Breast Scanner Provides Fast Cancer DetectionUniversity of Manchester2010/10/27
Women with Family History Can Control Breast Cancer RiskBioMed Central2010/10/12
Tips for Breast Cancer Screening and Early DetectionFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center2010/10/092010/10/27
Tips for Breast Cancer PreventionFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center2010/10/012010/10/27
Mammography Screening Threshold at 50 Proven UnfoundedAmerican College of Radiology / American Roentgen Ray Society2010/10/01
Breast Cancer Patient Partners at Risk of Developing Mood DisordersWiley-Blackwell2010/09/27
Physical Limitations of Breast Cancer SurvivorsJournal of the National Cancer Institute2010/09/23
Watercress Can Help Prevent Breast CancerB & W Quality Growers, Inc.2010/09/21
Better Marker for Breast Cancer May Reduce Need for Second SurgeriesUniversity of California - San Diego2010/09/20
Inadequate Support for Women with Secondary Breast CancerWiley-Blackwell2010/09/15
Garbage Bins Go Pink to Help Curb Breast CancerCascade Engineering2010/09/14
Preventive Mastectomies Pay Off for Some WomenUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio2010/09/042016/03/14
Key Mechanism Identified in Metastatic Breast CancerUniversity of Kentucky2010/05/04
Martina Navratilova Reveals Breast Cancer DiagnosisAARP2010/04/07
Freezing Out Breast CancerSociety of Interventional Radiology2010/03/16
Genomic Test Results for Early Stage Breast CancerAmerican Cancer SocietyYes✓ PrefaceFindings2010/03/082025/01/03
Osteoporosis Drugs Associated with Decreased Risk of Breast CancerFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center2010/03/03
Accessibility for Women with Disabilities at Mammogram Facilities in the DC Metro AreaAmerican Association on Health and Disability2010/02/23
Standard of Care for Breast Cancer Survivors with LymphedemaUniversity of Missouri-Columbia2010/02/172023/05/01
Breast Cancer Test Helps Patients Avoid ChemotherapyLoyola University Health System2010/01/11
Breast Cancer Survival Improves if Herceptin Used with ChemotherapyMayo Clinic2009/12/13
Breast Cancer Treatments ImproveBaylor College of Medicine2009/10/19
More Women Removing Healthy Breast After Cancer DiagnosisAmerican Cancer Society2009/09/282016/03/14
Medications for Breast Cancer Risk can Cause Serious Side EffectsOregon Health and Science University2009/09/18
Chemobrain - The Flip Side of Surviving Breast CancerSpringer2009/09/182011/06/07
Treating Bone Loss in Breast Cancer SurvivorsLoyola University Health System2009/09/16
Removing Breasts and Ovaries to Reduce Cancer RiskAmerican Association for Cancer Research2009/08/06
Metabolic Factors in Risk of Breast CancerAmerican Association for Cancer Research2009/06/302010/11/10
Teenage Girls and Breast LumpsAmerican Journal of Roentgenology2009/06/222010/10/09
High PEA-15 Levels Shrink Breast Cancer TumorsUniversity of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center2009/04/20
Pregnancy Hormone Protects Against Breast CancerFox Chase Cancer Center2009/04/20
Women with Early Breast Cancer Choosing Double MastectomiesUniversity of Minnesota2009/04/092016/03/14
New Test May Predict Breast Cancer MetastasisNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center2009/03/272010/10/09
Super Micro-surgery Hope for Breast Cancer Patients with LymphedemaUniversity of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center2009/03/232019/02/26
Waiting for Breast Cancer Biopsy Results can Affect HealthRadiological Society of North America2009/02/242010/10/01
Researchers Identify Protein Trigger of Breast CancerUniversity of Montreal2009/01/142009/01/21
High Insulin Levels Raise Risk of Breast Cancer in Postmenopausal WomenAlbert Einstein College of Medicine2009/01/092009/08/31
Breast Cancer RemissionKirsten Whittaker2009/01/092013/06/16
Inflammatory Breast Cancer: Facts and InformationThomas C. Weiss2009/01/092023/01/29

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