Titlebook: Breast Cancer Prevention and Treatment; Lida A. Mina,Anna Maria Storniolo,Kandice K. Ludwi Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Swi

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Breast Cancer Prevention in Summary,s movement are founded on screening high-risk individuals and treating them with therapeutic measures in hopes of decreasing adverse outcomes. This has been compared to the successful demonstration in cardiology with screening lipid levels and treating with statins to prevent cardiovascular events [3].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25707-2 % of cancer deaths attributable to it [1]. A once feared and puzzling foe, its high prevalence and visibility to the naked eye lead to a historic interest and continuous rise in the knowledge and understanding of its facets [2]. Ancient Egyptian papyri were the first to describe the disease more th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25707-2the number of new cases in 2014 is 232,670. A woman living in the USA has a one in eight lifetime risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer [2]. During the 1970s, this risk was 1 in 11. This increased risk can be attributed to changes in reproductive patterns, hormone therapy, obesity, lifestyle ha

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Forefathers and Other Ancestral Figuresifestyle factors can influence the risk of breast cancer. 90 % of cancers are linked to environmental exposure so one strategy for controlling the rates of breast cancer would be through prevention. The fact that incidence rates differ between western and eastern countries also suggests an important

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S. D. Boyd,D. G. Skinner,G. Lieskovskyast cancer including genes recently identified which are associated with low to moderate risk for developing breast cancer. Approaches to genetic testing for breast cancer risk are explained. Implications of genetic testing on individuals as well as their family members are reviewed and updated.