Sentence examples for needs of breast from inspiring English sources

The present study aimed to explore the experiences and needs of breast cancer survivors.

Despite these predictions, there is currently only very limited information available about breast cancer prevalence and the current or future health service needs of breast cancer patients in Australia.

Identifying the particular needs of breast cancer patients, and pinpointing the aspects of care that are the most important to them, should make it possible to improve the way the disease is catered for, and provide clinicians with indications on the way in which their practice is perceived.

As reported in a 2011 Washington Post article, groups of women have formed "milk-sharing" communities on Facebook and other Web sites, posting if they are in need of breast milk or able to provide their own to other moms.

Mr. Raffaelli, the Komen board member, said it would be unfortunate if the New York affiliate lost financing because it would only penalize women in need of breast cancer screening and treatment.

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The intervention group is offered a manualized STPP adapting the approach of Luborsky et al. [ 8, 14] to the specific needs of depressed breast cancer patients [ 12].

The specific support needs of both breast cancer patients and their families following the diagnosis of recurrence also warrants further research [ 124].

In other words, the needs of the breast cancer patients to stay alive, with fewer troublesome side effects, are very different from the healthy woman at high risk for breast cancer who needs to reduce her risk.

The field of translational research has advanced considerably over the past ten years, and the journal has evolved over this time to meet the changing needs of the breast cancer research community.

We have therefore been concerned that lactating women in the United States may not be consuming sufficient iodine to meet the needs of their breast-fed infants.