Daniel Stover: Mechanisms Behind Breastfeeding and Breast Cancer Risk
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Daniel Stover: Mechanisms Behind Breastfeeding and Breast Cancer Risk

Daniel Stover, Medical Oncologist and Computational Biologist at Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, shared on LinkedIn:

“We have known for decades lack of breast feeding is associated with increased risk of breast cancer. But the reason why mechanistically remains evasive.

Pleased to have written this commentary in TCR Translational Cancer Research with stellar postdoctoral researcher Kate Ormiston on recent work advancing our understanding.

The Stover Lab – led by Kate’s work – is committed to furthering this, building on work by Bhuvana Ramaswamy, Sarmila Majumder and others.”

Title: Mammary gland involution: a potential link to pregnancy and postpartum breast cancer risk.

Authors: Kate Ormiston, Daniel G. Stover.

Full paper.

You can also read: Pregnancy and Recent Childbirth Do Not Independently Worsen Outcomes in Young Women With Early Breast Cancer.

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