Cancer Health Breast Cancer Update

Breast Cancer Update Welcome to the new monthly Cancer Health Breast Cancer email update. We bring you all our breast cancer coverage in one convenient email. To change your preferences, please visit your personal preferences page link at the bottom of this email. Breast Cancer Update Concerning Decline in Annual Screening for Breast Cancer Survivors Rates of breast cancer survivors receiving annual mammograms dropped 1.5% per year from 2009 to 2016—and that’s before COVID-19 shutdowns. New Cancer Information Resources for People of Ukraine As an organization whose mission is to improve cancer care globally, NCCN stands in solidarity with the Ukrainian people. Tailored Light Therapy Improves Sleep Quality for Breast Cancer Survivors Customizing bright light therapy for breast cancer survivors resulted in less fatigue and better sleep. Some Recurrent Early Breast Tumors May Be New Primary Cancer Patients with recurrent lesions genetically distinct from the primary tumor may require different treatment. Complexities of Grief and Joy If I’m smiling and possess a bright aura, shouldn’t I be filled with immense joy and grief should be on the back burner? Well, yes and no. Advertisement Major Study Links Breast Cancer Treatment With Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Researchers urge survivors and their doctors to monitor heart health. Can Artificial Intelligence Help See Cancer in New Ways? AI tools have the potential to make cancer imaging faster, more accurate and even more informative. And that’s generating excitement. Breast Cancer Basics Breast cancer occurs primarily in women, and it is the second most prevalent cancer (after skin cancer) among women in the United States. Science News Cancer Survivors May Not Be at Greater Risk for COVID Complications Mutations in Lung Cells Linked to Pack-Years of Smoking Alcohol Is a Greater Cancer Risk Factor for People With Overweight or Obesity Intranasal Proteins Could Protect Against COVID-19 Variants Cancer Health Stories Shakespeare, Meet Leukemia A Multiple Myeloma Diary: Kellie Smith The Futility of Catastrophic Thinking: What Cancer Taught Me An Acute Myeloid Leukemia Diary: Siri Lindley Science News Cancer Survivors May Not Be at Greater Risk for COVID Complications Mutations in Lung Cells Linked to Pack-Years of Smoking Alcohol Is a Greater Cancer Risk Factor for People With Overweight or Obesity Intranasal Proteins Could Protect Against COVID-19 Variants Cancer Health Stories Shakespeare, Meet Leukemia A Multiple Myeloma Diary: Kellie Smith The Futility of Catastrophic Thinking: What Cancer Taught Me An Acute Myeloid Leukemia Diary: Siri Lindley

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