One third of breast cancer could be avoided experts say
Barcelona conference speakers warn up to a third of Western breast cancer cases may be preventable through lifestyle changes, including diet and exercise. They stress that screening advances have reached a plateau and risk reduction now hinges on behavior, with concerns about misinterpretation and blame.
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Complex family tree yields twins from donated embryos
A couple faced failed egg viability. The husband supplied sperm to fertilize another woman's donated eggs, creating several embryos. One embryo transferred to the wife became their child. Two embryos were donated to a second woman, resulting in twins last month. Two embryos remain and may be donated in the future.
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