How Do BRCA1 and BRCA2 Mutations Cause Breast Cancer?
A mutation in the BRCA gene, specifically BRCA1 or BRCA2, significantly increases a woman’s lifetime risk of developing breast cancer. Read this blog to know more.
HER2 and its strong link to aggressive breast cancer
HER2 is a molecule that significantly influences the behaviour of certain types of breast cancer. Understanding HER2 helps explain why some tumours grow rapidly and exhibit aggressive characteristics.
What is hormone receptor testing, and why is it important for making treatment decisions?
Hormone receptor testing determines whether breast cancer cells express Estrogen Receptor and Progesterone Receptor, helping identify tumors that depend on hormonal signaling for growth. This information is critical as it plays a central role in guiding treatment decisions and prognosis.
From a Radiologist’s Lens: Diagnosing Breast Cancer Using Imaging Tests
Imaging technology has progressed far beyond the surgeon’s knife, offering ever greater precision in detailing the size, location and spread of breast cancer. Read more to know the latest imaging tests.
What Do Pathologists Look For to Confirm Breast Cancer?
This blog explores in greater depth how pathologists dedicate their minds, hearts, and souls to ensuring accurate breast cancer diagnosis.
Say No to Alcohol and Tobacco, Prevent Breast Cancer
In recent years, the westernisation of urban societies in India has led to an increase in smoking and drinking among young women. However, many do not realise that these habits come with a hidden cost: a significantly higher risk of breast cancer.