Smoking and Breast Cancer
Not only is smoking a risk factor for breast cancer, but the younger a smoker picks up the habit, the higher the risk becomes.
Not only is smoking a risk factor for breast cancer, but the younger a smoker picks up the habit, the higher the risk becomes.
Deodorants and antiperspirants contain chemicals, and we apply these chemicals in very close proximity to the breast, so it is a natural question to ask if deodorants cause breast cancer.
Women who had children but did not breast-feed had about 1.5 times the risk for ER/PR-negative breast cancer when compared with a control population.
Tobacco use is one of the main preventable risk factors for cancer. In 2010, tobacco industry’s profit was equivalent to US $6,000 for each death caused by tobacco.
Studies have shown that exercise helps prevent breast cancer through a variety of different ways.
A recent breast cancer study found that there may be a connection between breast cancer and parabens.