In a stunning find, researchers have discovered that women who used aspirin after being treated for breast cancer had higher survival rates and lower reoccurrences of the disease. Breast cancer advocates are calling for further studies to be conducted to verify this information. The thought of something as simple as aspirin helping fight breast cancer is astounding. Researchers conducted a study on... 

Former “Survivor: Palau” contestant Jennifer Lyon Lost her battle with breast cancer at age 37. She had been diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005, the same year she finished filming on the reality show. A representative for the CBS network confirmed her death on Wednesday. She died in Oregon. Lyon attended Portland State and Western Oregon for college, and graduated from Oregon State. During... 

Jennifer Lyon, who was a member of CBS’s “Survivor,” has passed away at the age of 37 after a bout with cancer. Lyon, who finished fourth on “Survivor Palau,” developed breast cancer in 2005, which was the same year she was on the hit TV show. According to her biography on the CBS website, Lyon was raised in the Columbia River city of The Dalles and that she graduated from Oregon State University.... 

Jennifer Lyon, who had participated in the show “Survivor Palau” in 2005, died at the age of 37, after a long battle with breast cancer. Lyon had finished fourth in “Survivor Palau. In 2005. The former nanny had learned she was suffering from stage III breast cancer chosen to undergo a double mastectomy followed by chemotherapy. “Survivor: Panama – Exile Island”... 

According to a new study, drinking just a few glasses of alcohol a week can increase the risk of breast cancer returning. Of women who had survived the disease, those who consumed three or more drinks a week were nearly a third more likely to develop it again. Post-menopausal or obese patients were most at risk, said findings from a study of 1,897 survivors presented to a conference in San Antonio,... 

A government-funded task force is recommending significant changes for breast cancer screening. Computer models convinced government experts to change their advice. Those models show getting mammograms too soon may cause more harm than good. The recommendations from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), a government board of medical experts and scientists, are being criticized from the...