
t cancer.” A study of more than 16,000 women found those with a larger bra size were at greater risk of the disease Dr. Nicholas Eriksson used data from his California-based personal genetics company 23andMe to make the first concrete link between breast size and breast cancer risks. His findings published online in BMC Medical Genetics are based on the participants’ answers to survey questions i…

…made a decision to have a preventive double mastectomy. “I started with the breasts, as my risk of breast cancer is higher than my risk of ovarian cancer, and the surgery is more complex. “On April 27, I finished the three months of medical procedures that the mastectomies involved. During that time I have been able to keep this private and to carry on with my work.” Angelina Jolie’s sur…
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Elizabeth Hurley turned the lights pink at the Selfridges Department Store in London as part of Estée Lauder’s Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign. The Breast Cancer Awareness Month Event, held on September 29, changed the Selfridges’ signature from yellow to pink. The store, like the Empire State Building and Niagara Falls, was illuminated in pink to raise awareness to the import…

pies and pastries along with other savory snacks. The research team led by Dr. Philippa Darbre from the University of Reading in UK studied tissue samples from 40 women undergoing mastectomies between 2005 and 2008 for first primary breast cancer in England. In total, 160 samples were collected, 4 from each woman. They found 99% of the tissue samples contained at least one paraben and 60% of the s…

…uble lumpectomy to treat her breast cancer Giuliana Rancic plans to return to work next week, despite the lumpectomies and the six weeks of radiation treatments that are scheduled to start soon. About 200,000 American women are diagnosed with invasive and in situ breast cancer each year, and most of them will have surgery. “The majority of breast cancers in this country are treated initially…

…ds “A New Little Prince” and “A New Little Princess”. The Middletons are self-made New Money, and that is something to be admired. The skilful promotion of Party Pieces, which Carole Middleton founded 25 years ago, making up children’s party bags on her kitchen table, has catapulted them from humble beginnings in a modest semi-detached house, and from their meager salaried existence – she as…
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…concerning the care of the newest heir to the throne. The royal nursery at Apartment 1A, Kensington Palace, is probably being refurbished at this moment – overseen by Kate. Among the apartment’s 20 rooms, which once saw late-night louche parties hosted by Princess Margaret, there is plenty of room for live-in maternity nurses and nannies. These might play a less central role than they once d…
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…ting car driven by one of Kate Middleton’s bodyguards, presumably back to Kensington Palace where Kate is overseeing the renovation of her new apartment. According to recent reports, work on Apartment 1A, once the home of the Queen’s sister, Princess Margaret, will not be finished until at least September or October this year, well after the birth of the Duchess of Cambridge’s baby. Kate Middleton…
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…known as epigenetics. One in five women is thought to have such a genetic “switch” that doubles breast cancer risk. The scientists from Imperial College London analyzed blood samples from 1,380 women of various ages, 640 of whom went on to develop breast cancer. And they found a strong link between breast cancer risk and molecular modification of a single gene called ATM, which is fou…

…Results of the study carried out by the Human Genetics Group of the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO), led by Javier Benitez, to be published in open-access journal PLoS Genetics on July 28th, reflect that familial, but not sporadic, breast cancer cases are characterized by shorter telomeres. Importantly, they also provide evidence for telomere shortening as a mechanism of genetic an…

…– Pippa Middleton has acknowledged the “startling” reality that she has achieved worldwide fame because Kate married Prince William and because of the unexpected focus on her bottom. Pippa Middleton, 29, admits: “It is a bit startling to achieve global recognition before the age of 30 on account of your sister, your brother-in-law and your bottom. “One day I might be able to make sense of this. I…
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Evelyn Lauder, the founder of pink ribbon campaign for breast cancer awareness, has died at 75. Evelyn Lauder died at her home in Manhattan, New York, on Saturday from complications of non-genetic ovarian cancer. She had been diagnosed with cancer in 2007. She worked for more than 50 years for the beauty products giant, Estee Lauder, which was founded by her mother-in-law. Most recently, she was…

The first breast augmentation operation using silicone implants took place 50 years ago. Now the procedure rates as the second-most popular form of cosmetic surgery worldwide, undergone by 1.5 million women in 2010. It was spring 1962 when Timmie Jean Lindsey, a mother-of-six lay down on the operating table at Jefferson Davis hospital in Houston, Texas. Over the next two hours, she went from a B…

…ere could be other candidates such as John Fletcher – but Prof. Laurie Maguire says there is an “arresting” stylistic match with Thomas Middleton. Thomas Middleton, who lived between 1580 and 1627, was a Londoner, younger than William Shakespeare, and Prof. Laurie Maguire says his more modern grammar can be detected in the text. Thomas Middleton became a celebrated writer –…

…ere quick to send to Giuliana Rancic their well wishes over Twitter. Kelly Osbourne, who appears alongside Giuliana Rancic on E! Fashion Police, let her know she is thinking about her. Kelly Osbourne, 26, whose mother Sharon was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2002, tweeted: “I just want u 2 know I love you & that I’m thinking of u! u r a strong woman & ur going 2 beat the s*** out of…

…amburg’s decision is based on an extensive record, which includes thousands of pages submitted to a public docket, data from several clinical trials and the record from a two-day hearing held in June, 2011. Avastin was approved for metastatic breast cancer in February 2008 under the FDA’s accelerated approval program, which allows a drug to be approved based on data that are not sufficiently compl…

…condition and said: “Imagine having a stomach bug that lasts for days and days, months and months – it is just relentless. “Any movement, any sound, any smell just makes you vomit. “I vomited 20 to 30 times a day for the first few months, in the latter part it was just once or twice a day but it’s still unpleasant. “One of the big issues with it is isolation because is causes many…
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…hospital looking relaxed, carrying a bouquet of yellow flowers and giving a brief smile to the waiting press before being driven away with her husband Prince William. Kate Middleton, who is less than 12 weeks pregnant, was wrapped up against the cold in a coat and scarf, and the royal couple will now spend time at their London home to allow for the Duchess to recuperate. She was admitted on Monda…
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…o have bought a short floral print dress called “Deirdre” that she has yet to be seen wearing in public. Today isn’t the first time Kate Middleton has caused a spike in sales at TOPSHOP. Back in 2007, long before she was the Duchess, she was still making her mark as a style icon. When she was pictured out in a black and white patterned tunic from the store it flew off the shelves. Kate Middl…
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…niece, Grace, was a flower girl at the royal wedding. Kate Middleton’s embarrassing moment, reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe in film The Seven Year Itch, was one of several for the duchess. In July 2011, during a North American tour, her cream and navy cable-knit Alexander McQueen dress was whipped up by the wind as she met wellwishers in Charlottetown, in Canada. On that occasion Kate Middleto…
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More than 10 million cosmetic surgical and nonsurgical procedures were performed by the board certified doctors in the United States in 2012, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) today released their 16thannual multi-specialty procedural statistics. Americans spent almost $11 billion on cosmetic procedu…

…a way of detecting cancer early, while Delphinus Medical Technologies is in the process of developing an ultrasonic breast cancer detection device. The launch of the bra is reported to be planned for 2013. First Warning Systems smart bra: • Monitors change in cell temperature caused by blood vessel growth associated with developing tumors • Pattern recognition software looks for changes in…

…nly show her back.” Karl Lagerfeld was commenting on Pippa Middleton's style, when he admitted that he admired only the rear view of her No doubt Pippa Middleton’s fans, who have dubbed the 28-year-old “Her Royal Hotness”, will not be best pleased. It is not the first time Karl Lagerfeld has voiced his opinion on the Middleton sisters. At the launch of his pop-up beauty boutique in Lond…
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…“She and some of the other girls were talking about prams and one of the girls had her baby in a Bugaboo. “Kate said she has bought one in light blue. It was a bit of a hint.” Guardsman Lee Wheeler, 29, who met Kate Middleton at the ceremony, said the Duchess was happily discussing the Royal bump. He said: “I asked her, <<Do you know if it’s a girl or a boy?>> and she said, <<N…
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…s the cheap and easily available medicine could also be deployed in the fight against cancer. Earlier this year the same team found foxglove could reduce the spread of prostate cancer in men by around 24%. Research leader, Dr. Gregg Semenza, from the Institute for Cell Engineering at the university said: “This is really exciting.” “Our findings warrant clinical trials to determine if the doses (us…