PET patron wins prestigious award
Baroness Mary Warnock, patron of the Progress Educational Trust (PET), which publishes BioNews, is to be awarded a major international prize for her work in bioethics...
A cancer that forms in tissues of the breast. Breast cancers occur in both women and men, although male breast cancer is rare.
Baroness Mary Warnock, patron of the Progress Educational Trust (PET), which publishes BioNews, is to be awarded a major international prize for her work in bioethics...
Blocking a single molecule, the amino acid asparagine, can prevent breast cancer spread in mice, according to a new study...
Scientists have developed a single blood test to detect eight common cancer types and their location of origin within the body...
The blanket screening of all women over 30 for genetic mutations which cause breast and, or ovarian cancer could prevent more cancers and be more cost effective than current approaches, according to a new study...
A new study has found that BRCA gene mutations do not affect the survival rates of breast cancer patients under 40...
Researchers have introduced new criteria to screen for BRCA gene mutations that could prevent more than 10,000 cases of cancer and save more than 2000 lives in the next decade...
Scientists have found 27 new tumour suppressor genes...
Two studies have discovered 72 new genetic variants associated with the risk of developing breast cancer...
A new genetic test to accurately predict an individual's risk of developing breast cancer will soon be rolled out at two hospital clinics in Manchester...
A major breakthrough in understanding how mutations in the BRCA1 gene raise cancer risk has been made by researchers in the USA...
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