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Older women who survive cancer are at much higher risk of death from heart disease, according to a panel of experts who are working to lessen that double whammy.
In its first scientific statement on cardiovascular disease and breast cancer, the American Heart Association […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
In a way, Breast Cancer Awareness Month — October — is also Cardiac Effects Awareness Month. Or at least it should be, many oncologists, cardiologists and survivors believe.
After all, when Barbara Collins received a diagnosis of stage 2 breast cancer at age 52 in July […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
The age at which people are diagnosed with cancer may help determine their risk of death from heart disease, according to a new study.
Heart disease has been known to be the leading cause of treatment-related, non-tumor deaths among survivors of childhood cancer, breast cancer and […]
Only a third of older breast cancer patients saw a cardiologist within 90 days of developing heart problems, in a study presented at the American Heart Association’s Quality of Care and Outcomes Research 2014 Scientific Sessions.
Breast cancer patients with heart problems who saw a cardiologist were more likely to […]
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