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The breast cancer development can not be attributed to a single factor, there are many factors that influence also our diet and lifestyle.
Breast cancer is an increasingly common disease. We all have a case in our environment, and this frightens us. Fear because we think it is a lottery, we can not do anything about it.
But the truth is that this is no longer the case. There are people who barely know the breast cancer, such as China and Japan. But that’s only when they follow the traditional diet. When they move to the West, or take the Western diet, after two generations the breast cancer rates are equal to those of Westerners. This rules out, for now, the genetic variable.
This has been one of the most important clues that have followed many research teams to try to detect what are the environmental factors, diet, lifestyle, creating fertile ground for the development of breast cancer. Fortunately for us to know more about them gives us the chance to do something, or much, to reduce this risk.
A constellation of causes for breast cancer development (more…)
Mammary dysplasia is characterized by abnormal changes in the breast. It is a fairly common condition that affects many women in the world.
