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SEIN : on touche avec les yeux ! et intelligence... artificielle ! Cytométrie - The approach, developed by a team led by Raouf Naguib at the University of Coventry and Gajanan Sherbet at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, builds on an existing analytical method called image cytometry. This analyses microscope images of tumour tissue, and uses a computer program to apply a standard statistical technique called logistic regression to predict whether the patient will survive for a given period. It bases its prognosis on factors such as the age of the woman and patterns of abnormalities in the tumour such as the rate of cell division and the shape of its cells' nuclei. http://www.newscientist.com

Docteur vous êtes sur que votre traitement ne va pas m'achever ? ! Questions vitales sur la chirurgie arthroscopique et les traitements de la ménopause - Doc, You Sure About the Cure ? Revelations debunking the benefits of arthroscopic surgery and hormone treatments for menopause underscore the danger in labeling everything a miracle cure. http://www.wired.com

Le choix difficile des femmes en ménopause qui prenaient un traitement de substitution : Entre dangers et symptômes pénibles - Many Taking Hormone Pills Now Face a Difficult Choice By GINA KOLATA ast week, when a large federal study on hormone replacement therapy came to an abrupt halt, Cheryl Kipfer's husband handed her a news report on the stunning findings. The drugs, the report said, had risks, including invasive breast cancer, which, although slight, were not counterbalanced by benefits. http://www.nytimes.com

Le cancer du sein aurait son origine dès l'enfance : On doit s'intéresser au lieu de naissance et de la puberté.

Breast Cancer Clusters May Start in Childhood - http://ens-news.com

Researchers seeking the environmental triggers of breast cancer may need to look far back into a woman's past, suggests a novel study by geographers and epidemiologists at the University at Buffalo (UB). Where a woman lives at birth and puberty may have an impact on her risk of developing breast cancer later, the team concluded.
The researchers compared residential history data provided by women with breast cancer and a control group without cancer in western New York. Using geographic positioning technology, the researchers showed that the women who developed breast cancer were more likely to have lived closer together at birth and at their first menstruation - a concept called clustering - than women who did not develop breast cancer.
The findings indicate that there may be something in the environment close to these clusters that influences a woman's breast cancer risk, said Dr. Jo Freudenheim, professor in the department of social and preventive medicine in the UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, and senior author on the study.

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