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Novartis drug cuts recurrence risk by 25% in early-stage breast cancer

  • The company on Friday said the relative risk reduction of cancer recurrence was 25.2%
  • The results were broadly consistent regardless of patients' menopausal status or cancer progression status
By Reuters ·
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Pakistani startup using AI for breast cancer detection eyes FDA approval, Middle East expansion

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·
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Why the benefits of regular screening for breast cancer still elude many Arab women

By Jumana Al-Tamimi ·

New app aims to offer hope and support for breast cancer patients

By Rawaa Talass ·

Medical experts say one in eight women in Pakistan suffers from breast cancer

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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How tech is revolutionizing breast cancer diagnosis and treatment in Saudi Arabia

By Rawan Radwan ·

Breast cancer care boost at hospitals in Saudi Arabia’s Jouf province

By Arab News ·

Health activists fight stigma to raise breast cancer awareness in Gaza

By Reuters ·

Pink ribbon bicycle ride raises breast cancer awareness in Jeddah

By SALEH FAREED ·
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Breast cancer survivors urge women in the Middle East to seek timely screening

By Jumana Al-Tamimi ·
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Pakistani breast cancer detection startup hopes to get FDA approval by next year

By Aamir Saeed ·

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