New oncoplastic techniques are revolutionising the surgical management of breast cancer in much the same way that breast conserving surgery did in the 1970s. These technically demanding procedures are used as alternatives to mastectomy in [more]
A recent study has shown that women with BRCA mutations are as likely to achieve local control with breast-conserving treatment as women without mutations, but have increased long-term risk of ipsilateral and contralateral breast cancer. [more]
Roland Holland started investigating mammograms and their relation to pathological findings as part of the first European pilot of breast screening. His findings were later used by Umberto Veronesi as key evidence in support of [more]