Testing BRCA1 Variants Across Cell Types Clarifies Breast Cancer Risk Differences
Researchers using saturation genome editing across cell types found that mammary cells can buffer some BRCA1 mutations, helping distinguish high-risk ...
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International Workshop Highlights Artificial Intelligence Advances in Breast Cancer Risk Prediction
Researchers at the 11th International Breast Density and Cancer Risk Assessment Workshop presented novel artificial intelligence models, screening evaluations, and ...
Cigarette Smoking Linked to Higher Circulating Androgen Levels in Women
A cross-sectional study of 867 women in the EPIC Florence cohort found that current cigarette smoking was directly associated with ...
Breast Lesion Cancer Risk Depends on Where the Atypia Sits, Study Finds
A cohort study of 105 breast radial sclerosing lesions with atypia found that three-year malignancy risk ranged from 29.2 percent ...
Screening Identifies Breast Cancer Risk in PALB2 Variants
In a groundbreaking study published recently in Nature Communications, a team of researchers led by Boonen, Knaup, and Menafra have ...
Metabolic Markers Identified as Potential Predictors of Breast Cancer Risk in High-Risk Women
Breast cancer continues to hold its grim status as the most frequently diagnosed cancer among women worldwide and the foremost ...
Triglyceride-Glucose, Genetics Linked to Breast Cancer
A groundbreaking study recently published in BMC Cancer sheds new light on the complex interplay between metabolic markers, genetic predisposition, ...
Epigenetic Aging and DNA Methylation: Emerging Tumor Markers in Breast Cancer Research
A groundbreaking study published in the journal Aging has presented significant findings that may change the landscape of breast cancer ...
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