A definite diagnosis of breast cancer >3 months after referral was considered as a diagnostic delay (Richards et al, 1999).
AdipoR1 appears to play a more definite role in breast cancer, as adiponectin-dependent antiproliferative effects are abolished by siRNA knockdown of this receptor [ 1, 51].
In contrast, the three studies finding differences in diagnostic intervals across ethnic groups recruited participants with definite diagnosis of breast cancer, and then surveyed or examined their medical record for important dates of presentation and referral.
"At the moment, the evidence is too weak to say for definite how alcohol causes breast cancer".
While there is no definite way to prevent breast cancer, some risk reducing strategies for high-risk women have been trialled.
After an overview of infant nutritional requirements, this paper deals with the various feeding alternatives offered to the newborn, putting forward the definite health benefits of breast-feeding for the first months of life.
If invasive cancer or DCIS is diagnosed, women undergo definite treatment, that is, breast-conserving therapy or mastectomy, or surgical excision, respectively.
Not definitive, just definite.
Drug concentration estimated in breast homogenate samples at definite time intervals is shown in Fig. 10.
Breast schwannomas show no definite worrisome mammographic or ultrasonographic features, and diagnosis on imaging alone is not possible.
