When it comes to red flags around breast cancer, most women know that feeling a new lump in your breast is a reason to seek medical attention immediately. But as it turns out, a rash is also something ...

The skin microbiomes of patients with breast cancer who received radiation therapy may affect whether they get radiation dermatitis, a study showed. Patients with breast cancer who received radiation ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nothing's worse than getting a rash in a sensitive area. Not only is it physically uncomfortable, it's also not fun to talk about.

What are the causes of breast rash? Breast rash is irritation or redness that appears on the skin area of the breast. This area of skin may appear inflamed and feel itchy or even sore. Other terms ...

Radiation dermatitis is a common adverse effect observed in breast cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy. This condition encompasses a spectrum of skin reactions ranging from mild erythema and dry ...

Mepitel film -- a transparent, breathable, adhesive soft silicone film dressing -- is more effective than standard of care in preventing acute radiation dermatitis in at-risk breast cancer patients, a ...

LOS ANGELES—All women treated with radiation therapy for breast cancer are at risk of developing dermatitis—a sometimes-painful skin condition caused by radiation as it makes its way through the skin ...

Post-traumatic stress in patients with acute leukemia. Background: Radiation dermatitis occurs in nearly 95% of cancer patients receiving radiation therapy. Currently, there are no useful treatments ...

Hives (urticaria) may appear as pink-red bumps, or patches on your skin, and are very itchy. They are often signs of an allergic reaction but can also be idiopathic, meaning the cause is unknown.

Exosome-based delivery of microRNAs to confer adriamycin-resistance to sensitive cells through modulating the immune- and metabolism-related gene PTEN in HER2-negative breast cancer. This is an ASCO ...

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