| There is no evidence to suggest wearing a tight-fitting bra or underwired bra can cause breast cancer. |
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| The mammary glands of pubescent female mice developed structurally in a way that made them more likely to develop breast cancer. |
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| A screening mammogram is an X-ray of the breast to find any breast changes in women who have no signs of breast cancer. |
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| Typically, when a woman has breast cancer, she undergoes a lumpectomy to excise the cancer. |
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| She found a lump about the size of a half dollar in her breast while taking a shower. |
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| When a baby suckles, this sends nerve impulses from the breast to the brain. |
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| In addition, suckling at the breast requires a very different use of the tongue and lips when compared to bottle-feeding. |
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| The sample is usually taken from the back of the hip bone, or sometimes the breast bone. |
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| The breed also has completely webbed feet and swims with a breast stroke instead of a dog paddle. |
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| Sophia started to tug the Guard's navy dress coat, lightly jingling the badges on her left breast pocket. |
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| The breast is examined in a segment arranged in an imaginary radial pattern centred on the nipple. |
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| An increasing number of women are choosing breast augmentation to enhance their appearance. |
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| The growth can invade local tissues of the breast and chest wall as well as spread through the blood and lymphatic systems. |
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| Tender breast buds in prepubertal girls can be misdiagnosed as abnormal lumps, but should not be biopsied or excised. |
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| The premature growth arrest of breast and skin epithelial cells grown on plastic substrates may be due to an inadequate culture environment. |
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| For decision support, other kinds of likelihood of malignancy or benignancy and retrieval based on similar other breast images were constructed. |
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| Duck breast is pan-roasted golden as schnitzel and encircled by a cherry jus and caramelized salsify. |
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| Now many suspicious breast masses and calcifications can be biopsied with a needle. |
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| Then came the main course, tender breast of duckling with peach, amaretti and baby vegetables. |
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| Indeed, the chicken breast and the leg of lamb came out a bit overdone and dry, as perhaps your grandmother's did. |
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| They do a brow lift, the face-lift, the nose job, a lip augmentation, a chin implant, breast augmentation, liposuction all at the same time. |
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| The marinated chicken breast was dry and overdone, and the salmon, though clean tasting, had little flavor. |
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| The cub nursed at her breast with as little fear as the young child newly born she had left behind at home. |
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| While only the adolescent female knows her menarcheal status, breast development is noticeable to all. |
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| Early menarche and late menopause may also increase the risk of breast cancer by affecting lifetime exposure to hormones. |
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| She had plenty of breast milk but the child was not latching on properly to feed. |
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| Gass suspects constriction of blood vessels that reduces oxygen delivery to breast tissues is partly to blame. |
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| Benn recounts how, as his own death sentence appeared to lift, he nursed Caroline through terminal breast cancer. |
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| It includes text which Joan wanted to use to show what it feels like to have breast cancer without making it depressing or self-pitying. |
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| It appears that as little as one tablespoon of ground flaxseed a day could help protect against breast cancer. |
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| During her first and second years at medical school Patrice nursed her own mother, who had terminal breast cancer. |
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| Basted with sweet and sour vinegar and cherry juice, the meaty duck breast tasted succulent and flavourful. |
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| I went for the roast chicken breast stuffed with Brie and sun-blushed tomatoes and served with a sauce of port and redcurrant. |
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| The patient, a 37-year-old woman with a history of breast carcinoma, presented clinically with acute thyroiditis. |
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| Heralded as a breakthrough treatment for breast and ovarian cancer, taxol is found in the bark of the Pacific yew tree. |
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| The use of postoperative adjuvant irradiation in breast conservation and after mastectomy is increasing. |
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| Dinner alternates nightly between fish, like seared orange roughy, and poultry, like chicken breast with polenta. |
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| The mother should notify her own and the baby's physician of any symptoms of mastitis, and milk from an infected breast should not be fed. |
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| Some women are so hung up about their bodies that they consent to labioplasty and breast enlargements. |
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| This sparrow has prominent streaking on its breast with a conspicuous dark spot in the center of it. |
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| We assumed, in the statistical model, that censoring was independent of breast cancer risk within each stratum of stress. |
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| These mice could not lactate, but they were also protected from breast cancer development when infected by mouse mammary tumor virus. |
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| The nutrient content of expressed breast milk varies depending on the stage of lactation at which it is collected. |
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| Women who start menstruating early in life or who have a late menopause have an increased risk of developing breast cancer. |
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| The breast milk can be stored in a plastic or glass bottle with a sealable top. |
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| The authors recommend their large-tissue-section approach for routine handling of all breast excisions and mastectomies. |
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| The risk is small compared to the benefits of using tamoxifen to treat breast cancer. |
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| Defining the potential role of these agents in the treatment of breast cancer is of great clinical relevance. |
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| The young actress had a lump removed from her breast because doctors suspected it was cancerous. |
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| A pianist is preparing to tickle the ivories for 15 hours to raise money for her church and help people battle breast cancer. |
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| As the breast cancer rate rose in 1978, the government took the precautionary step of banning three pesticides. |
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| Nurses from the new breast unit at Airedale Hospital were tickled pink by a supermarket's fundraising effort. |
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| I decided on roast breast of duck, served with the same potato terrine, some glazed parsnips and scorzonera. |
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| Firstly, mammography was given annually rather than biennially, as has been usual in other modern breast cancer screening trials. |
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| We determined the effect of artificial teats and cups on breast feeding in preterm infants. |
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| Some of the malodorous wounds seen at the end of life include bedsores and fungating breast cancer lesions. |
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| Remove the birds and carve down one side of the breast bone, snipping the bird in half. |
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| However, three trials have shown the drug is highly effective in women newly diagnosed with breast cancer. |
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| No more breast biopsies, bowel resections, hysterectomies, or radical retropubic prostatectomies due to cancer. |
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| Terbutaline passes into breast milk but has not been shown to cause harmful effects in the infant. |
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| Now, the impersonal one-size-fits-all breast prostheses may become a thing of the past. |
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| Data mining capabilities will allow physicians to study the effects of environment, heredity and lifestyle on breast cancer. |
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| Adults have brown upperparts and buff-white underparts with a brownish breast band of short streaks. |
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| Early detection through mammography has been a major factor in the dramatic decrease in breast cancer mortality. |
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| He turned around, not a hair out of place, the pen poking out the top of his breast pocket. |
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| First, the rat mammary gland shows a high susceptibility to developing neoplasms, and these neoplasms closely mimic human breast disease. |
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| The company says it has already improved its chicken nuggets, which now only contain breast meat and 30 per cent less salt. |
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| Papillomavirus DNA was present in 25 of 29 samples of breast carcinoma and in 20 of 29 samples from the corresponding mamilla. |
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| Other side effects may occur including headaches, weight gain, nausea, breast tenderness, and depression. |
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| Cut off the wings, breast and legs and break up the carcass with a meat mallet. |
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| It has a light breast with scaled patterning, white streaks along brown sides, and black and grey scaling on the nape of the neck. |
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| I recommend that women establish a regular monthly routine of breast self-examination. |
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| A year and a half ago a study came out suggesting that breast self-examination was useless. |
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| Doctors also promote measures such as breast self-examination and periodic pap smear checks for women. |
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| Our ontological classification scheme provides actionable hormonal treatment strategies for all subtypes of human breast cancer. |
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| My order of magret of duck was beautifully cooked, the slices of pinkish breast meat fanned out over cep mushrooms. |
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| Preferring chicken breast to legs, I used meat alone, cut into generous pieces and marinaded in the sauce overnight. |
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| While other men had pictures of their sweethearts in their breast pockets, he carried a photo of a Queen Anne chair. |
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| Examples include household recycling, voting, and health-related behaviours such as breast self-examination and exercise. |
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| Clinical studies that evaluated breast self-examination were included in the review. |
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| For my main course I chose the breast of chicken on a bed of roasted salsify, with vegetable ribbons and a green herb and mustard sauce. |
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| Finally, I should tell you that not all physicians believe that breast self-examination is a good thing. |
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| The male lacks the barred throat and breast pattern of the Lichtenstein's sandgrouse. |
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| The duck breast with fruit, tagliatelle with mullet fillets, and kebabs with spinach are particularly good. |
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| Women with a fibrocystic disease should continue to do breast self-examination. |
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| Two studies of underarm antiperspirants and deodorants and breast cancer have provided conflicting results. |
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| The breast augmentation was successful, and she says she feels much younger. |
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| Most commonly, breast pain is associated with the menstrual cycle and is most severe before the menses. |
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| The book details guidelines for breast reconstruction, oncologic management, and the latest surgical techniques. |
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| We calculated country level rates of breast feeding by age group as infant population weighted averages of age specific feeding rates. |
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| She went through surgery to remove a cancerous lump on her right breast and 17 surrounding lymph nodes. |
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| A breast cyst is a fluid-filled sac, like a tiny balloon, inside the breast. |
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| Yes, but it is also an unforgettable reminder of the omnipresence of breast cancer. |
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| Women with breast cancer may benefit from adjuvant chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, or both. |
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| The Native Health Act of 1909 meant that Maori women could no longer breast feed, nor use whangai systems to adopt children. |
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| A breast guy couldn't date a flat-chested girl, nor could a girl who loves a man with a thick head of hair date a bald guy. |
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| He analysed multicentre clinical trials particularly in relation to prostate and breast cancer. |
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| Skinless turkey breast is an excellent low-fat protein source, lower even than skinless chicken breast. |
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| There has been an increasing trend to give chemotherapy to almost all young patients with operable breast cancer regardless of lymph node status. |
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| They received follow-up data from the Greater Glasgow Health Board Audit of operable breast cancers. |
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| Within five years of the diagnosis of operable breast cancer, the disease recurs in up to one third of women. |
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| Almost 95 percent of breast cancers diagnosed in men are invasive ductal or unclassified carcinomas. |
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| A group of estrogen-blocking drugs called aromatase inhibitors have proven effective in preventing breast cancer from recurring after surgery. |
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| We both went for the combo which contained a portion of pulled pork, a BBQ chicken breast and wing and two sides. |
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| Most of the breast tissue in a man is concentrated in the area immediately behind the nipple and areola. |
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| Cut each breast in half lengthways and flatten with a rolling pin between two sheets of cling film, until they are 5mm thick. |
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| No matter what your age, you can increase your chances of early breast cancer detection by being vigilant about protecting your good health. |
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| He wants to wipe her lipstick off his face and reaches for a handkerchief in his breast pocket. |
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| According to Advanced Cosmetic Surgery, the top three cosmetic procedures for Irish women are breast operations, liposculpture and face lifts. |
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| There is a significant body of evidence suggesting that where lindane is used extensively, the incidence of breast cancer is higher. |
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| Sudden cardiac arrests account for more deaths each year than the total number of deaths from AIDS, lung and breast cancer, and stroke combined. |
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| When a breast can't perform its natural functions, many women find it difficult to accept it as part of their body. |
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| Lesions that should probably be removed stereotactically are those in women who have breast implants or have a pacemaker implanted in the breast. |
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| She believes that the contraceptive pill, like pregnancy, will eventually be shown to protect against breast cancer. |
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| A barbecued duck breast with roasted plums might have been enjoyable if it hadn't arrived mocha brown. |
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| Written in diary form it is a humorous, self depreciating honest account of a woman faced with the realities of a breast cancer diagnosis. |
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| The butchers had belly of pork, breast of lamb, brisket of beef, neck of lamb, offal such as liver and heart, and hock of bacon. |
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| A bearded Lapith plunges the very long head of his thrusting-spear into the breast of a Centaur who defends himself with a rock. |
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| Currently, detection of breast cancer relies largely on radiologists reading X-rays known as mammograms. |
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| The backstroke is ideal for toning the upper body, while the breast stroke works those hard-to-tone inner thighs. |
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| When roasting whole guinea fowl, protect the breast meat with bacon rashers. |
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| It has a place in the breast of die-hard lefties, but finds a home also among decent, humane, middle-of-the-roaders and true conservatives. |
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| Next time I make the chicken dish I will use breast only, because I prefer white meat. |
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| The main problem in the recognition of these lesions lies in differentiating them from primary breast carcinomas. |
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| She is wearing her original dainty lawn dress with lace edged bertha collar, pigeon breast front and matched underwear. |
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| The latest breakthrough holds out new hope for the rising number of breast cancer and prostate cancer sufferers in Scotland. |
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| Other research also points to agrochemicals as a potential risk factor for breast cancer. |
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| Ongoing epidemiological studies suggest a slightly increased threat of breast cancer in women exposed to synthetic diethylstilbestrol. |
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| Evidence is lacking as to whether breast examinations can reduce breast cancer mortality. |
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| Mammary gland carcinoma induced in the rat with DMBA has a histogenetic pathogenesis comparable to that of human breast cancer. |
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| An early stage cancer will probably involve a lumpectomy, removing the lump and the breast tissue around it. |
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| Now not everybody is a candidate for what we call breast conservation, that is just doing a lumpectomy and radiation. |
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| Most women with early breast cancer get offered a lumpectomy with radiation or a mastectomy. |
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| But then right after I came out, I think I found a lump in my breast that we thought was cancer, and I had to get a lumpectomy. |
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| When you practise breast self-examination you are not looking for trouble. |
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| A number of health checks are available, including breast examinations, cervical smears, blood testing, blood pressure and advice on other health-related issues. |
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| A review of 63 medical studies found that taking 1,000 international units of Vitamin D can help ward off several common cancers, including breast and colon cancers. |
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| In infants the rash may be mistaken for breast or formula milk. |
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| It is an anti-oestrogen widely used in the adjuvant therapy of breast cancer and is also used as a prophylactic to prevent the disease in high-risk women. |
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| The best way to prevent mastitis is keep the breast empty of milk. |
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| Season the squab hearts, legs, and breast with fleur de sel and pepper. |
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| And yes, that is kat Dennings getting her breast sucked by two men while a third pours liquor down her throat. |
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| Love them or hate them, breast implants play an outsized role in the Venezuelan national psyche. |
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| Risk factors for breast cancer in men suggest a hormonal imbalance, and up to 20 percent of male breast cancer cases have been associated with Klinefelter's syndrome. |
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| Between a quarter and a third of women diagnosed with operable breast cancer will have a recurrence of their disease within five years of it being diagnosed. |
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| It is associated with breast and testicular abnormalities, infertility and Klinefelter's syndrome, a genetic abnormality in which men have one or more extra X chromosomes. |
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| They then set about culturing the breast milk for bacteria and for viruses. |
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| The study also indicated that the worse a woman's hot flash symptoms were, the lower her risk of developing breast cancer. |
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| Today, saccharides can be found in supplements and foods, such as edible fungi, breast milk, certain fruits and vegetables, whole grains, roots and plants. |
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| Nonetheless, the utilization of thermography as a breast cancer screening tool has been a very controversial topic within the healthcare community for the past decade. |
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| Women with HBOC hold a lifetime risk of 50-85 percent for breast cancer and 15-40 percent for ovarian cancer. |
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| Medical history included a lumpectomy of the same breast 20 years earlier. |
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| A rash, redness, scaliness around the nipple or itching that lasts several weeks could also be a sign of eczema or Paget's disease, a rare form of breast cancer. |
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| These include diabetes, nipple piercings, lumpectomies or breast irradiation, the use of corticosteroids, having silicone breast implants, and being a heavy smoker. |
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| They were taught breast self-examination for early detection. |
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| In 1931, they reported the case of a woman who had had radical mastectomy for scirrhous carcinoma of the breast 14 months before her final presentation. |
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| Mothers who breastfeed may be at less risk for developing breast and ovarian cancer. |
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| Goats milk is the closest equivalent to human breast milk and I always take these in combination with oil of oregano capsules. |
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| The toolkit for treating aggressive breast cancer once it migrates to another part of the body remains limited. |
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| Abundant breast lobules were present in the adjacent breast tissue in all cases in this subgroup, but these showed little evidence of active lactational change. |
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| More particularly it relates to breast pads designed to minimize irritation caused by the retention of lacteal fluid on the body-contacting portion of the pad. |
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| Then, in 2000, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a mastectomy, beating cancer again. |
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| This was followed by breast of hazel grouse with Madeira sauce. |
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| She splattered mud on a sympathetic spouse who has suffered from breast cancer and multiple sclerosis. |
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| He would button me into his breast pocket and pet me for luck. |
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| An Italian scientist named Romano Demicheli presented data from a decades-long study of breast cancer patients. |
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| It is commonly used for irregular menstruation, PMS, breast distension and lumps, leukorrhea, menopausal disorders, uterine bleeding and chronic hepatitis. |
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| In most cases, cracked or bleeding nipples can be healed by adjusting the way the baby is positioned at the breast and correcting his technique of latching on. |
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| Hold your breast close to mine And embrace me because it's cold, and I will be happier. |
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| Hamer died March 17, 1977 from complications of heart disease and breast cancer. |
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| Certain health issues, such as breast disease, cervical smears, the menopause and hormone replacement therapy, are of particular concern to women, and are discussed here. |
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| A young girl could watch as her newborn sibling latched on to her mother's breast, and could observe how the mother would switch the nursling from one breast to the other. |
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| Based on studies of the distribution of first-generation sulfonylureas into breast milk, the AAP considers tolbutamide to be compatible with breast-feeding. |
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| Delirium and dementia may arise from brain metastases, which usually originate from lung cancer but also from tumours of the breast and alimentary tract and melanomas. |
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| Certain kinds of chemotherapy, administered to patients with lymphoma and breast cancer, can produce secondary bladder cancer. |
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| Stage coaches seldom stopped to chain a wheel, but trusted to the strength of the breast straps of the wheel horses to control the speed in descending a hill. |
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| He even carried a laminated card in his breast pocket, with the names of his clients on it. |
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| An identification tag dangling from a lanyard around his neck was tucked discreetly into a breast pocket. |
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| Literally all the residents of industrialized countries now carry measurable amounts of several xenobiotic pollutants in breast and other tissues. |
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| In case any one forgot, the letters UEFA were sewn into the breast pocket of his suit. |
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| She is one of eleven women who joined an eight-week program at the Royal Brisbane Hospital aimed at improving the fitness and well-being of breast cancer recoverers. |
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| The ducts are somewhat larger just behind the nipple where they form lactiferous ampulla which accumulate breast milk during and just prior to breast feeding. |
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| In 1993, about a year before Retsky received his colon cancer diagnosis, he attended a breast cancer conference in Europe. |
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| If you like mushrooms on your pizza and red seedless grapes as a snack, you may be taking the first step to help your body ward off breast cancer. |
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| The winner is expected to breast the tape shortly after 7.40 am. |
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| You may know it as the film in which Halle Berry dips her breast into a bowl of guacamole. |
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| Hambley originally formed this group in order to present issues relating to topics like the freedom and sexualization of the female breast in our society. |
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| The public and scientific debate regarding the safety of silicone gel breast implants is building. |
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| O metacarpal, proximal, o distal phalange, all-powerful finger in a breast plate, touch me light as a feather, please, jog in place. |
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| But the description sounded interesting to say the least, even though she was far past the ability to breast feed. |
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| Circulating tumor cells, disease progression, and survival in met astatic breast cancer. |
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| Their pain soft arts of pharmacy can ease, Thy breast alone no lenitives appease. |
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| This resulted in slight lymphoedema to the associated breast and arm but not requiring pressure bandage. |
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| The 32-year-old jumped from a crane at Dubai Autodrome to raise awareness of breast cancer. |
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| The Sunday headliner was originally scheduled to be Kylie Minogue, who instead pulled out in May to receive treatment for breast cancer. |
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| We previously reported that water extract of Mekabu, a kind of seaweed, induced apoptosis in a human breast cancer cell line. |
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| One of the patients with breast pain was under gynaecologic vigilance because of breast microcalcification. |
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| Another technique for the baby who is having trouble muckling on involves a breast or nipple shield. |
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| All the women had nonmetastatic breast cancer and were scheduled for treatment but had not yet started. |
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| They cause early puberty and premature breast development in girls, and small and undescended testicles in boys. |
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| It is well known that pregnancy hormones such as oestrogen, progesterone and human chorionic gonadotropin reduce the risk of breast cancer. |
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| He affixed to his breast the octoradiant star, so much larger and more lustrous than any actual star in heaven. |
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| The limited edition breast cancer merchandise includes two Gund plush labradoodles, a Gund plush teddy bear, and Frango Pink Mint Chocolates. |
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| A fibrous layer deep in the breast muscles can hold the wings rigidly horizontal for gliding and soaring. |
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| The glands that produce milk that are connected to the surface of the breast by the lactiferous ducts may extend to the armpit area. |
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| The researchers found that isolation and stress tripled the risk of breast cancer in the naturally sociable Norway rats. |
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| They also asked for eyelid surgery, breast reductions, face and neck lifts and nose jobs. |
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| A PLASTIC surgeon has written a controversial children's book explaining nose jobs, tummy tucks and breast implants. |
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| Shabet took a pince-nez from his breast pocket and settled it on the bridge of his nose. |
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| The amount of money that ultimately goes to breast cancer research as a result of October's pinkification is itself up for debate. |
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| For them, the breast is a tapu area of the body, with a diagnosis of cancer or having a breast amputation akin to a death sentence. |
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| Human breast milk contains sufficient vitamin C, if the mother has an adequate intake. |
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| As far as the female North American barn swallow is concerned, a red breast is best. |
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| The most common cancers to involve the leptomeninges are breast cancer, lung cancer, and melanomas. |
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| He grew thin and ribby, with narrow shoulders and a breast like a plucked chicken. |
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| The upper breast is similar in color to the throat but slightly more rufescent above the chest band. |
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| Ultrasound breast revels a course internal echo, a hypoechoic mass with an irregular border and occasionally a lobulated mass. |
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| Sclerosing adenosis is a benign condition of the breast in which extra tissue develops within the breast lobules. |
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| He tore a piece of meat off the breast and stroked her coat while she ate. |
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| Cosmetic surgeries conducted with this technology include breast reduction, breast implants, mastopexy and abdominoplasty. |
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| Walk the Walk is a grant making charity to support people with breast cancer and support research into the disease. |
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| Walk the Walk has raised more than PS82 million for vital breast cancer causes, since it was launched 15 years ago. |
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| We and others previously showed that progestins promote the growth of human breast cancer cells in vitro and in vivo. |
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| While synthetic progestins increase your risk for breast cancer by increasing estrogen-stimulated breast cells, progesterone inhibits them. |
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| The WHI trial did demonstrate an increase in breast cancer incidence in women treated with estrogen and progestogen, Premarin, and Provera. |
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| For more than 2 decades, their island has hosted an inexplicable epidemic of premature breast development, or thelarche. |
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| Adjuvant therapy is an important component in the management of breast cancer. |
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| Design and evaluation of a novel breast cancer detection system combining both thermoacoustic and photoacoustic tomography. |
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| Deficits in plasma oestradiol measurement in studies and management of breast cancer. |
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| A MUM-of-two told yesterday how a breast cancer wonder drug ruled too expensive for the NHS has kept her alive for four years. |
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| A NEW wonder drug for one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer could allow women to survive with the disease for months longer. |
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| Things look hopeless until her best friend signs them up to do the Moonwalk, a 26-mile charity walk in aid of breast cancer. |
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| Finally, it has been well documented that anterolateral thoracotomies in infants can lead to breast and pectoral muscle maldevelopment. |
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| Women should be forced to pay for cervical smears, breast cancer tests and ante-natal screening, a leading gynaecologist said yesterday. |
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| Along a row of breast plates, Lindsey selected one which inspired Janty Yates who won an Oscar for best costume design in Gladiator. |
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| Advanced breast cancer is frequently treated with the antiestrogen tamoxifen. |
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| Inhibition of erbB receptor tyrosine kinases as a strategy to abrogate antioestrogen resistance in human breast cancer. |
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| The e-mail claims the information comes from an unnamed health seminar and that anti-perspirant is the main cause of breast cancer. |
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| Studies have linked the accumulation of chlorine compounds in breast tissue to breast cancer. |
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| Insulin-induced enhancement of antitumoral response to methotrexate in breast cancer patients Cancer Chemother Pharmacol. |
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| Adva-27a is 16-times more effective at killing multidrug resistant breast cancer cells than Etoposide, the drug currently in use. |
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| A simple honey-glazed chicken breast with roast asparagus is easy to prepare while containing several ingredients with aphrodisiac qualities. |
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| A cytogenetic study of canine breast carcinomas was performed in order to identify the occurrence of chromosomal abnormalities. |
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| Plasma metalloproteinase is enhanced in the euglobulin fraction of breast and lung cancer patients. |
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| The examination revealed apparent eunuchoid status, breast development delay, and scant axillary and pubic hair. |
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| Here's a selection of specially constructed bras containing concealed breast prosthesis pockets. |
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| Adjuvant chemotherapy in breast cancer patients induces temporary salivary gland hypofunction. |
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| Stearic acid is a fatty acid found in coconut oil, walnuts, chocolate, salmon, and human breast milk. |
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| Patients diagnosed with breast cancer at the time of reduct ion mammoplasty are likely to be treated with a completion mastectomy. |
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| It will collect outcome data for patients with metastatic breast cancer receiving everolimus with another drug, exemestane. |
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| In honor of her friend Julie and others touched by breast cancer, Ramona's flowerbed is framed by pink pentas and nemesias. |
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| It may also be used with exemestane to treat some women with breast cancer that has spread. |
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| This indicates potential chemoprotection against both breast and ovarian cancer. |
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| Lamia told Gulf News that she was glad the club decided this year's show should raise awareness about breast cancer. |
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| That's why, when you get a frozen chicken dinner or chicken breast at a restaurant, the chicken probably has been bathed in a saltwater solution. |
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| At the forefront of breast milk's potential lies a diverse set of sugar molecules called human milk oligosaccharides. |
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| For instance, scientists have discovered that breast milk contains oligosaccharides, complex sugars that babies can't even digest. |
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| There were 664,159 women and of these, 22,938 had hyperlipidaemia and 9,312 had breast cancer. |
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| M 92,000 type IV collagenase is increased in plasma of patients with colon cancer and breast cancer. |
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| Primary leiomyosarcoma of the breast comprises a rare type of stromal sarcoma of the breast. |
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| Most commonly, IGM presents as a unilateral breast mass which can, as in our patient, be tender. |
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| Wrap one around each chicken breast to cover the filling and secure with cocktail sticks. |
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| It included small breast tumours, called tubercula, associated with lactation which might have been fibro-adenosis or retention cysts. |
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| Plantings in Saline County of 47-year-old tuliptree and sweetgum each averaged 28 m tall with diameters breast height of 36 and 30 cm. |
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| The cancer started in the cells that line the lobules of the breast and spread into the surrounding breast tissue. |
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| Although still relatively uncommon, in recent years salivary gland-like neoplasms of the breast have become increasingly recognized as an entity. |
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| The researchers confirmed known differences between two forms of breast cancers called basal-like and luminal. |
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| Skin over the breast appears acutely inflamed and swollen because skin lymph vessels are blocked by cancer. |
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| Among Peter's products were a brisket crown roast, with leek, and a chicken cushion stuffed with duck breast and haggis. |
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| Choose from a crown roast, which gives tender white breast meat and little waste, or a juicy boned and rolled turkey breast. |
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| Blood, tissue, and breast milk samples from local residents, however, exhibited detectable concentrations of the suspected organochlorines. |
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| The mailshots, which featured a message from a breast cancer survivor praising Labour's policy, referred to the addressee's name several times. |
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| Mammograms are recommended for women over 40 years old even if they have no signs of breast cancer. |
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| She was referred to the breast clinic in the new year and had a mamogram, ultrasound scan and biopsy. |
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| In case of lymphoma breast mamogram shows only a homogeneous tumour shadow without either micro calcification or speculation. |
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| Evidence for a causal role of parathyroid hormone-related protein in the pathogenesis of human breast cancer-mediated osteolysis. |
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| For the main course I went for roasted free-range Gressingham duck breast with roasted celeriac, chorizo, bok choi and red wine jus. |
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| Researchers have developed a more accurate method for estimating breast cancer risk for Asian and Pacific Islander American women. |
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| There were 2 patients with fibrocystic breast disease and 2 patients with fibroadenoma in PCOS group. |
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| Furthermore, surgical scars, fibrocystic changes, and simply superimposition of breast tissues may generate similar parenchymal distortions. |
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| Mastopathy of the accessory breast in the bilateral axillary regions occurring concurrently with advanced breast cancer. |
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| Decongestive lymphatic therapy for patients with breast carcinoma associated lymphedema. |
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| All proceeds went to Morton Plant Mease breast health services and programs. |
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| Women, even those with a family history of breast cancer, tend to be fond of these protuberances. |
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| That lack of knowledge presents a particular concern for breast cancer survivors. |
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| In addition, the risk of premenopausal breast cancer in mothers is reduced the longer they breast-feed. |
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| A Cleveland Police spokeswoman said he sustained a broken breast bone, internal injuries and lacerations. |
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| She suffered three broken ribs, a broken breast bone, a broken vertebra, a broken thumb and a collapsed lung in the explosion. |
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| Divorcee Mrs Cruz also had a dislocation of the spine, a broken breast bone, rib fractures and heart, lung and kidney damage. |
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| That's what one silicone breast implant recipient told the Boston Herald following the decision of Dow Corning to file for bankruptcy. |
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| Two studies have suggested that tamoxifen reduces the long-term risk of breast cancer. |
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| The arm holes in the tank top were so big that Taylor's breast were visible and made quite the appearance, causing a stir. |
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| Routine screening for breast cancer also comes with significant harms, including false positives, overdiagnosis, overtreatment and more. |
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| A GRANDAD went to the doctors with an ingrown toenail and found out he had breast cancer. |
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| The Sistership Dragon Boat Association was started in 1998 by a group of women from Calgary, all of whom had experienced breast cancer. |
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| Alamilla uses fascinating ingredients in sophisticated dishes like duck breast on a dried-apricot sauce, with a camote flan and chanterelles. |
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| Antrodia camphorate inhibits proliferation of human breast cancer cells in vitro and in vivo. |
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| But a row has broken out because the use of Taxol for breast cancer victims has been delayed. |
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| Light meat has slightly fewer calories than dark meat, so choose breast instead of leg or thigh. |
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| The combination of capecitabine and docetaxel is currently used to treat HER2-negative, anthracycline-resistant metastatic breast cancer. |
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