Breast Cancer
New Breast Cancer Study Findings Have Been Reported from University Medical Center
Published in Women's Health Weekly, February 2nd, 2012
2012 FEB 2 -- "Hereditary breast cancer has a profound impact on individual family members and on their mutual communication and interactions. The way at-risk women cope with the threat of hereditary breast cancer may depend on the quality of family communication about hereditary breast cancer and on the perceived social support from family and friends," researchers in Leiden, Netherlands report.
"To examine the associations of family communication and social support with long-term psychological distress in a group of women at risk for hereditary breast cancer, who opted either for regular breast surveillance or prophylactic surgery. The study cohort...
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