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4 stories tagged "breast-cancer"
The FDA Approved a Breast Cancer Drug Four Months After Its Advisers Voted No
On April 30 the FDA's oncology advisers voted 6 to 3 that AstraZeneca's camizestrant hadn't shown a clinically meaningful benefit. On September 4 the agency approved it anyway, conceding in its own approval that the benefit is "not yet confirmed."
CancerThe Cells That Heal Wounds Are Feeding Breast Cancer Its Nerves
University of Oklahoma researchers blocked the protein in mice and triple-negative tumors grew far less. In patients, all they have is a correlation and a drug, already sold for something else, that has never been tried against breast cancer.
CancerPregnancy Stations Killer T Cells in the Milk Ducts, and a Decade Later They Haven't Left
Melbourne researchers found that pregnancy stations killer T cells in the milk ducts, where they persist for at least a decade and track with better breast cancer outcomes. Now the race is on to summon them with a hormone shot instead of a pregnancy.
CancerOzempic's 30 Percent Breast-Cancer Headline, and the Trial Evidence It Walked Past
A single-system observational study at ASCO 2026 attached a roughly 30% lower breast-cancer rate to GLP-1 use. The randomized record already on the table is quieter.