Breast cancer

Many women suffer from arm pain after breast cancer surgery – and now a solution has been found

A new Israeli study found that most women who underwent surgery for breast cancer suffered from pain, restricted movement, or impaired function. The study's findings will help improve rehabilitation.

A patient after surgery. Sleep affects recovery.
PAMELA LAUFER-UKELES on the court

Pamela Laufer-Ukeles returns to tennis after 20 years and a battle with breast cancer

Maybe you should rethink this drink

Even one drink a day raises cancer risk

Organic vegetables

Can organic fruits and vegetables reduce the risk of this cancer?


Day after cancer: Everything you need to know about breast reconstruction surgery

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here's a guide on reconstructive surgery, which is much more than an aesthetic process.

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Young breast cancer patients can be saved: Here's how - opinion

It is worthwhile to deepen the understanding of the risk factors and what should be done to increase the chances of diagnosing the disease as early as possible.

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Why are breast cancer survival rates higher in Israel than most countries?

Every year, 1% of such malignancies occur in men • Arab women have lower death rate than Jewish women

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Israeli study helps women with BRCA gene improve sleep, emotional health

A unique technique has been found by Tel Aviv University researchers to improve emotional well-being, and quality of sleep and assist in making medical decisions.

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NHS to investigate health inequalities in UK Jewish community

A year-long investigation will examine NHS engagement with Jewish communities, investigating the barriers and blind spots that may be preventing the communication of key public health messages.

 A man wearing a protective mask walks next to an NHS sign at Cullimore Chemist, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Edgware, London, Britain January 14, 2021.

'Sneaky' cancer tumors create shelters to hide from immunotherapy - study

The discovery of "sneaky tumors" structures could promote the development of treatments that combine immunotherapy with the timed inhibition of relevant signaling pathways in tumor cells.

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How I confronted my cancer diagnosis - opinion

There is a part of me that wants to hide under the covers, but the feeling of being one small part of a larger community inspires me to share my marathon journey.

 ‘Sweetening the Waters of Marah,’ painting by Yoram Raanan, 2019, acrylic on canvas, 120 x 160 cm.

A new breast cancer test can help determine chemotherapy need

Oncotest's "Breast Oncotype" test has made it possible to assess, after surgical removal of the tumor, if chemo is necessary or not to prevent recurrence of the cancer.

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At least 50% get false-positive breast cancer results - study

A new study examines and compares the probability of receiving at least one false-positive result after a decade of breast cancer screening.

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Using Israeli AI firm Ibex technology, Hartford HealthCare launches breast cancer initiative

The Ibex solution promises to greatly impact the care given to breast cancer patients.

Ibex's AI-powered Galen is seen being used to help with a cancer diagnosis.