It is a small study of only 20 women, but something to keep watching.
"The results help explain why 60 percent of all breast tumors are found in just one-fifth of the breast- the upper-outer quadrant, nearest the underarm," Darbre said.
"I feel pretty strongly that this is not something that should lead to a great deal of public concern, certainly not at this time," Winer said. It ends up that more research is needed, so far the NIH sees no causal link.
http://www.thebostonchannel.com/health/2758403/detail.html?treets=bos&tml=bos_health&ts=T&tmi=bos_health_1_12150101132004
So far the last NIH study is positive.
http://cis.nci.nih.gov/fact/3_66.htm
"The results help explain why 60 percent of all breast tumors are found in just one-fifth of the breast- the upper-outer quadrant, nearest the underarm," Darbre said.
"I feel pretty strongly that this is not something that should lead to a great deal of public concern, certainly not at this time," Winer said. It ends up that more research is needed, so far the NIH sees no causal link.
http://www.thebostonchannel.com/health/2758403/detail.html?treets=bos&tml=bos_health&ts=T&tmi=bos_health_1_12150101132004
So far the last NIH study is positive.
http://cis.nci.nih.gov/fact/3_66.htm
