This study examined the effectiveness of phytosterols, lifestyle modifications and red yeast rice at lowering cholesterol levels.

The present study evaluated the practice of breast self-examination (BSE) among breast cancer survivors and the factors which influence this practice. Most breast cancer survivors are aware of the benefits of BSE and have performed it since their diagnosis.

This review article examined the safety and efficacy of a drug called cilostazol (pletal), compared to the commnly used aspirin, in patients who had an ischemic stroke or a transient ischemic attack (TIA). Efficacy was judged by the prevention of another stroke or other serious vascular events (e.g. heart attack).

This study examined the use of genetic testing in improving the accuracy of predicting the risk of recurrence in hormone receptor-positive breast cancer patients.

The authors contacted patients 6 years after a stroke to determine whether post-stroke fatigue was a long-term symptom. They concluded that fatigue is a common long-term effect of stroke and the risk is highest for those with more severe stroke.

This study examined whether yoga could improve sleep quality in cancer survivors experiencing difficulties with their sleep.

Researchers examined whether persistence with blood pressure medication after a stroke is associated with better ourcomes.

This paper compares the benefits and risks of axillary lymph node dissection compared to sentinel lymph node dissection.

This study evaluated whether fatigue in the acute (immediate) phase following a stroke predicts physical and mental health outcomes.

This study investigated which traits of low-risk breast cancer can predict the risk of cancer recurrence after treatments.