Breast Cancer Research & Resources

Charity for Women has gathered links to various breast cancer resources and placed them here for easy reference. New links and articles are being added as we find them. If you have a link you feel should be listed here, please email us at mail@charityforwomen.org.

Latest Research:

• Liquorice Root Offers Hope of New Therapies
• Chemo Drug Increases Survival Rate
• Computerized Tool Helps Calculate Likelihood of Breast Cancer Spreading
• New Choices in Drug Therapy for Breast Cancer
• Computer Chip Developed to Test for Early Signs of Breast Cancer
• Breast Cancer Can Be Reversed In Laboratory Mice, Scientists Report
• Houston Team Finds New Technique to Deal with Cancer Tumors
• Following a Healthy Lifestyle in Teenage Years Can Delay Breast Cancer
• Exercise May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
• Breast Cancer Prevention Trial Launched
• Researchers Study the Effects of Two Popular Anti-Cancer Drugs
• Study Shows MRI Finds More Cancers in At-Risk Women
• Large Quantities of Saturated Fat May Increase the Risk of Breast Cancer
• More Alarming Facts About Hormone Replacement Therapy
• The Benefits of Rosemary
• Flaxseed's Anti-Cancer Potential
• Fermented Soy May Inhibit the Growth of Cancerous Cells
• Shrinking Tumors with Microwave Technology

Breast Cancer Resources:

• Stop Drive-through Mastectomies - Sign the petition now to help end drive-through mastectomies once and for all.
• lookgoodfeelbetter.org - Look Good…Feel Better is a free, non-medical, brand-neutral, national public service program for women in cancer treatment.
• Breast Cancer Research - on Yahoo!
• Breast Cancer Support - directory of breast cancer support groups from CancerNews™
• Breast Cancer Network - latest news, articles and links to many other breast cancer sites

Early Detection & Prevention:

• Breast Self-Examination - Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Information Site
• NCI Breast Cancer Prevention - Information on breast cancer risks, menopausal hormonal replacement therapy and tamoxafen

Other Articles:

• Study Finds Risk of Breast Cancer Misinterpreted by Many Women