Sentences with phrase «on breast cancer risk»

And I'm curious if breastfeeding one child for two years would really have the same effect on breast cancer risk as breastfeeding 4 for 6 months each.

There are a few ongoing studies trying to determine if breastfeeding has an impact on breast cancer risk reduction.

Otherwise, it appears that the impact of sesame seeds and sesame seed oil on breast cancer risk depends in part on overall diet.

It is thought that these genes will have a modest effect on breast cancer risk.

Effects of Aerobic Exercise Training on Breast Cancer Risk Factors in Young Eumenohrreic Women.

In time for Mother's Day and National Women's Health Week (May 13 - 19), AICR is highlighting a key finding from its recent report updating the global scientific evidence on breast cancer risk.

It is important to note that duration of breastfeeding, the longer a mother breastfeeds in her life (one or more babies and the collective number of months), significantly impacts her risk for breast cancer; the protective effect of lactation on breast cancer risk is cumulative.

Meta - analysis of studies on breast cancer risk and diet in Chinese women.

Researchers performed a pilot diet and exercise intervention to look at lifestyle factors on breast cancer risk markers in seven obese postmenopausal women (Carpenter, et al., 2012.)

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Barnard, R. James, et al «Effect of a Low - Fat, High - Fiber Diet and Exercise Intervention on Breast Cancer Risk Factors and Tumor Cell Growth & Apoptosis».

An interactive audio and video telemedicine feasibility program was established to provide counseling on breast cancer risk - reducing strategies for underserved, high - risk Alaskan native women through

Unfortunately, that fear breeds misinformation, and you may be wasting your time and energy avoiding products, foods, and behaviors that have no scientifically proven effect on your breast cancer risk.

Researchers from the University of California, San Diego, noting the beneficial effect that vitamin D has been observed to have on breast cancer risk, suggested that higher levelsâ $» 1,000 IUs of vitamin D a dayâ $» may be a convenient and cost - effective way to reduce that risk.

Surprise finding # 4: 4 % of women say weight has the «biggest effect» on breast cancer risk.