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The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, through the National Institutes of Health, is conducting a federally funded, ten-year study of the environmental, lifestyle and genetic factors possibly associated with breast cancer. The study focuses on women who have had a sister with breast cancer. The criteria for participating in the study are: 35 to 74-year-old female Lives in the U.S. Must have, or have had, a sister or half-sister, alive or deceased, with a diagnosis of breast cancer. Has not had breast cancer herself. For more information and to see if you're eligible, call 1-877-474-7837 and visit the website at http://www.sisterstudy.org A fifteen-minute telephone interview will determine whether or not you're eligible, and, if so, explain your commitment if you agree to participate. They hope to find 50,000 women for the study. Only 10,000 are enrolled so far, so please forward this to women who might be eligible. To read more, check out the original story at http://www.sisterstudy.org. << back to main news
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