Breast cancer affects 22,000 new people a year, often women, according to the Spanish Cancer Association. Some of those affected complain of cognitive problems associated with cancer treatment, alterations that they did not have before, such as memory lapses or forgetfulness.
Well yes, according to a Spanish study, women who have been diagnosed with invasive breast cancer have a 39 percent higher risk of developing another tumor in a different part of the body. This could be due to the cancers having similar risk factors or the side effect of the treatment received.
In Spain some 16,000 cases of breast cancer are diagnosed each year. These women might have something as simple as walnuts as their best ally. Recent research carried out at the Marshall's Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine has linked the habitual consumption of this nut with the reduction of this type of cancer in mice.
They suffer an obvious hormonal downturn with the end of their period. Them, a subtle but relentless decline. They have a lifetime left, and medicine seeks the most effective way to erase minor and andropausal symptoms.
Normally associated with the female sex, breast cancer also affects the male, since, after all, he has breast tissue like the woman. However, the incidence is much lower
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
