Pregnancy at younger age lowers risk of breast cancer
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Pregnancy at a younger age (25 years and younger), can lower the risk of breast cancer by 30%, a new study claims. Scientists say breast cells protect themselves from cancer after pregnancy in mice by tucking away a potent cancer gene cMYC where it cannot cause harm. Another trick is keeping breast cells suspended in a state of pre-senescence, a stage of cell's life cycle between dying, living, and potential cancer.
