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Canola Oil May Affect Breast Cancer Risk
Early research shows the type of oil a woman consumes during pregnancy could influence her daughter's breast cancer risk years later.
Family History Raises Breast Cancer Risk
Women with a strong family history of breast cancer who do not have genes associated with increased risk of the disease have a fourfold greater chance of developing it than the average woman, new research indicates.
Vitamin D May Not Prevent Breast Cancer
Vitamin D supplements, taken at a dose of 400 international units per day, may not help prevent breast cancer in women after menopause, a new study shows.
Black Cohosh: Mixed Cancer Findings
Black cohosh, a supplement taken to ease menopausal symptoms, may have a mixed relationship with breast cancer, according to a study published in Cancer Research.
Migraines May Cut Breast Cancer Risk
Women who suffer from migraine headaches may be at significantly lower risk of developing breast cancer, a new study shows.
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