- Search results for Breast Cancer
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 | Chemicals found in consumer products could increase breast cancer risk, a new study findsThe researchers outlined a number of recommendations in their study for improving chemical safety testing to help identify potential breast carcinogens before they end up in products | |
 | Researchers find that deep learning model can predict breast cancer riskCurrently available risk assessment models incorporate only a small fraction of patient data such as family history, prior breast biopsies, and hormonal and reproductive history | |
 | Indian, Pakistani women diagnosed with more aggressive breast cancer at a younger age: StudyThe researchers, who are part of the Rutgers School of Public Health and Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, reviewed incidence data among Indian and Pakistani women between 1990 and 2014 | |
 | This IISc alum's start-up has developed what could be the simplest way to detect breast cancerDr Geetha Manjunath's health-tech start-up NIRAMAI has devised a touch-free, pain-free and radiation-free way to detect breast cancer in women. They have screened more than 30,000 women in India | |
 | This device helps women in the painless and early detection of breast cancer. Here's howiBreastExam is a non-invasive device that can screen women for breast cancer without causing any pain. We talk to the Founder and CEO of the company that invented it | |
 | Mexican student fits brassiere cup with an app to detect breast cancerEva is a cup that goes inside a bra and with a mobile app begins its exploration. In just five minutes it can determine whether or not a woman is at risk of breast cancer | |
 | SFI Calicut Medicos launched a one-month-long breast cancer awareness campaignThe medical students are planning to spread awareness through classes, flash mobs and by distributing pamphlets among the people |
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