Metabolic Syndrome May Affect Survival in Postmenopausal Women With Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
Researchers analyzed the association between baseline metabolic syndrome components and survival outcomes in women diagnosed with TNBC.
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Effect of ADCC Shift in Lots of Trastuzumab Could Change Its Biosimilarity to SB3
In developing a biosimilar to trastuzumab, researchers discovered a downward shift in ADCC in lots of the reference drug suggesting the 2 drugs may not be completely identical.
Incidence of Adverse Effects of Highly Emetogenic Chemotherapy in Breast Cancer
A review of data collected from an electronic health record database identified the adverse effects most likely to result in avoidable hospitalizations among patients receiving HECs for breast cancer.
Mechanical Shoulder Integrity Not Compromised After Breast-Conserving Surgery, Radiotherapy
Researchers assessed shoulder mobility after breast-conserving surgery, comparing results after node-negative and node-positive treatment protocols and healthy controls.
Classical Massage Mitigates CIPN Due to Adjuvant Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer
Researchers sought to determine if the complementary practice could prevent CIPN in patients receiving adjuvant chemotherapy for breast cancer.
Quality of Life Decreased in Women With Breast Cancer During or Shortly After Pregnancy
Study findings measure quality of life for pregnant patients with breast cancer and reveals the effectiveness of disease-specific assessment tools.
Systemic Imaging Not Effective in Detecting Metastatic Disease in Early-Stage Breast Cancer
Study measures the usefulness of systemic imaging in early-stage breast cancer.
Postmastectomy Breast Reconstruction Safe in Older Women With Breast Cancer
Few women aged 70 and older with breast cancer undergo postmastectomy breast reconstruction due to potential complications; however, these patients are not less likely to have good outcomes.
CIPN in Breast Cancer: Do Subjective and Objective Measures Correlate?
Researchers sought to determine how subjective measures of CIPN correlated with objective measures of CIPN.
Risk of Breast Cancer Higher for African American Female Veterans
Pilot study sought to determine risk of breast cancer among African American women veterans.
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