Sentence examples for bad breast from inspiring English sources

For example, Dr. Frank subscribes to Melanie Klein's theory that the infant views the mother as gratifying ("a good breast") or frustrating ("a bad breast").

All medical specialists involved in breast cancer treatment decisions "believe that if you have bad breast cancer, you are better off being treated with a mastectomy," Dr. Morrow said.

(The above photo is from a series we did together a visceral, expressionistic response to a bad breast job she once had which necessitated the traumatic removal of one of her silicon implants).

Bruce LaBruce Shorts screen this Friday, July 13, as part of Outfest: Redcat, 631 West 2nd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 The Bad Breast (Canada, 2010, 20 min); Give Piece of Ass a Chance (Canada, 2007, 13 min); Offing Jack (Canada, 2011, 14 min); Weekend in Alphaville (Canada, 2010, 21 min).

We have previously demonstrated the association of B7-H1-expressing T infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL) with high-risk breast cancer patients while other studies reported the involvement of FOXP3+ Tregs as a bad prognostic factor in breast tumors.

Well, you could, but the textures would be bad - the breast would be mealy by the time the thighs were cooked - and you'd need to deep-fry it to crisp the skin.

They may be working from very different understandings of what is good or bad about breast screening, what its goals should be, and what matters.

Thus, we evaluated the effects of ABL-N on the expression of anti-apoptotic protein Bcl-2 and the pro-apoptotic proteins Bax and Bad in breast cancer cells.

A student of D. W. Winnicott, the British child psychologist, might say that Gorky's vocabulary signifies a young personality's attempt to reckon with the difference between a mother's "good" (nurturing) and "bad" (withholding) breasts.

High-dose therapy soon became a widely used treatment option for women with bad-risk breast cancer, even without supporting evidence from randomised controlled trials.

The Anglo Celtic 1 trial was set up to examine the potential benefit, if any, of employing high-dose chemotherapy in the treatment of early stage bad-risk breast cancer based on the involvement of the axillary nodes at diagnosis.