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New research shows teenage girls who get just two hours of physical activity per week show early signs of lower breast cancer risk. The Columbia University study offers a simple, hopeful path forward as breast cancer rates rise among younger women.
New research reveals that girls who exercise just two hours a week show biological markers linked to lower breast cancer risk later in life. The Columbia University study offers hope for prevention starting in adolescence.
A groundbreaking study shows teenage girls who exercise just two hours weekly have lower breast cancer risk markers, offering young women a powerful tool for prevention. This discovery comes as breast cancer diagnoses rise in young women.