2008

June

• Gynecologic Problems in Patients with Breast Cancer -

• Prophylactic Oophorectomy and breast cancer -

• Uterine or Ovarian Enlargement in patients with breast cancer -

• Tamoxifen Use and Endometrial Abnormalities -

• Urinary Incontinence in patients with breast cancer -

• Uterine or Vaginal Prolapse -

• Dyspareunia in patients with breast cancer -

• Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding and breast cancer -

• Viral Infections and breast cancer -

• Trichomonas Vaginitis and Other Forms of Vaginitis -

• Vulvovaginitis and breast cancer -

• Breast Cancer Patients with Greater Need Seek More Information Online -

• Bone drug works for breast cancer survivors -

• Study Links Vitamin D to Colon Cancer Survival -

• Course of Women Who Develop Breast Cancer While Receiving HRT -

• HRT After Diagnosis and Treatment of Breast Cancer -

• Alternative Interventions for Management of Menopause -

• Obesity-Related Cancer on the Rise -

• Improving understanding of cell behaviour in breast cancer -

• HRT for Management of Menopause -

• Menopausal Health After Breast Cancer -

• Obese women in Canada are less likely to be screened for cervical cancer -

• Computer Predicts Anti-Cancer Molecules -

• Breast Cancer Risk Factors, Screening and Prevention -

• Breast Cancer Prevention -

• Breast Cancer Screening -

• Breast Cancer Risk Factors -

• Benign Breast Diseases: Classification, Diagnosis, and Management -

• Gynecomastia -

• Mondor Disease -

• Granulomatous Lesions of the Breast -

• Sclerosing Lymphocytic Lobulitis / Diabetic Mastopathy -

• Fibromatosis of the breast -

• Epithelial Hyperplasia -

• Rare Benign Disorders of the Breast -

• Sclerosing Adenosis -

• Radial Scar -

• Fat necrosis of the breast -

• Breast hematoma -

• Nonlactating Breast Infection -

• Breast Abscess -

• Duct Papilloma -

• Multiple Peripheral Papillomas -

• Periductal Mastitis -

• Mammary-Duct Fistula -

• Duct Ectasia -

• Cysts -

• Phyllodes Tumor -

• Hamartoma -

• Fibroadenoma -

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