Breast cancer :: Breast feeding reduces breast cancer risk

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Breast feeding can significantly reduce the risk of breast cancer in women who harbor mutations in the BRCA1 gene.

According to recent research, breast-feeding is more effective for BRCA1 mutation carriers than for other women.

Women carrying BRCA1 mutations who breast-fed for more than one year were about 60 percent less likely to have breast cancer than women who never breast-fed.

It is possible to modify the breast cancer risk without having to resort to surgery for BRCA1 mutation carriers.

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