The Innovation Center of NanoMedicine has summarized the results of its collaborative research with Professor Kanjiro ...

One mother is doing everything she can to keep life normal for her eight children, despite having stage 3 breast cancer. However, her son made a heartbreaking confession to his school nurse and Misty ...

A study has found that venom from an Amazonian scorpion may kill breast cancer cells, offering hope for a new treatment option.

A 42-year-old woman has had to undergo a double mastectomy after developing severe necrosis due to using bee stings to treat breast cancer based on a folk remedy.

Every patient who received this protocol survived the critical three-year post-treatment ... cancers. Breast cancer is the most common cancer among US women after skin cancer.

They may also prescribe other medications or treatments to manage breast cancer symptoms or treatment side effects. Radiation or other treatments may cause skin changes, such as dryness ...

Skin-sparing mastectomy refers to the maximum preservation ... possible skin flap necrosis, and the need for skin grafting. The surgeon should be creative in planning the skin incision, as skin ...

The researchers observed a significant association for older age with an increased risk for developing mastectomy skin flap/nipple necrosis, infection, and seroma. A negative correlation was seen ...

December 20, 2024 — For women undergoing breast reconstruction after mastectomy ... breakdown (necrosis) of the skin flap used for reconstruction, and fluid buildup (seroma) under the wound.

Breast fat necrosis is harmless, but you'll want to check with your doctor to rule out any chance of breast cancer. Fat necrosis ... cells release fluid, your skin may appear red, bruised, or ...

Understanding the facts surrounding breast cancer is essential for informed decisions about treatment and prevention ... may cause skin changes like redness, dimpling, or swelling.