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Pacific news in brief for June 10

A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including theft of more than US$150,000 in the Commonwealth of Northern Marianas.

United statesMatangi tongaHa apaiVava uSolomon islandsMarshall islandsNew zealandSamoa generalDavid paulJeremiah manelePeonie cabreraPenny wongUniversity of torontoNational oceanicAtmospheric administrationAustralia foreign affairs

Is Vaginal Estrogen Safe in Breast Cancer Survivors?

Vaginal estrogen therapy appears to be safe after early breast cancer in patients with HR-negative tumors and those with HR-positive tumors concurrently treated with tamoxifen, new data suggest.

France generalMatteo lambertiniElise dumasInstitut curieCongress onUniversity of genovaEuropean society for medical oncology breast cancerEuropean societyMedical oncology breast cancer

Scientists arrive at HTHH volcano to research cause of powerful eruption

Scientists arrive at HTHH volcano to research cause of powerful eruption
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Exercise Improves Sexual Health in Metastatic Breast Cancer

Exercise can help improve sexual health in women with metastatic breast cancer and should be a key component of care, researchers said.

Baden wübergMartina schmidtMatteo lambertiniGerman cancer research centerUniversity of genovaEuropean society for medical oncology breast cancerCongress onEuropean societyMedical oncology breast cancer

ART Safe for Breast Cancer Survivors With BRCA1/2 Mutations

New data presented at ESMO suggest that assisted reproductive techniques are safe for women with BRCA1/2 mutations who have been treated for breast cancer.

Janice tsangMatteo lambertiniUniversity of hong kongUniversity of genovaEuropean society for medical oncologyEuropean societyMedical oncologyBreast cancerSan martino hospitalFertility needsWomen with breastHong kongIncreased risksAdverse effects