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For clinicians and patients alike, the message from this large registry-based analysis is clear: early pregnancy loss, whether induced or spontaneous, does not confer an elevated risk of subsequent breast cancer.

“As an oncologist, when patients lost their hair, my response was, ‘Don’t worry. It will grow back.’ And it will grow back. But it really sucks as you’re waiting.” – Dr. Sue Hwang

Dr. Rita Rao shares her expert perspective on the goals of neoadjuvant therapy, treatment selection, and the evolving landscape of HER2-targeted strategies.

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Scientists discovered that just one round of exercise can change blood chemistry in breast cancer survivors, releasing proteins that help suppress tumor cell growth in laboratory experiments and pointing to exercise as a powerful, non-drug therapy.