Breast cancer study links two genes to survival rates

Testing for the activity of two genes could help doctors identify women at an increased risk of dying from breast cancer, research suggests.

Breast cancer study links two genes to survival rates

Testing for the activity of two genes could help doctors identify women at an increased risk of dying from breast cancer, research suggests.

Women whose tumours displayed a specific activity pattern were three times more likely to die within 10 years than those with a different pattern, a study found.

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