Blueberries: A Triple Threat Against Triple-Negative Breast Cancers

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Uploaded by on May 3, 2010

City of Hope researchers and study authors Shiuan Chen, Ph.D., and Lynn Adams, Ph.D. discuss the results of a recent research study on the effects of blueberries on breast cancer.

Chen, research fellow Lynn S. Adams, Ph.D., and their colleagues applied blueberry extracts to TNBC cell cultures and found that blueberry extract not only inhibits proliferation and mobility in TNBC cells, it also led to cell death (apoptosis) at over twice the rate of untreated cells.

Chen, Adams and others then tested blueberry extracts effectiveness in laboratory animal models. The researchers found that the blueberry groups TNBC tumor weight was 70 percent lighter than the control group and it also exhibited significantly lower proliferation and higher apoptosis activity.

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  • This is great information!

  • I see she couldn't even post on the "It's Movember! Prostate Cancer Awareness and Fund Raising Event!!" thread. Guess it doesn't affect her, so...

  • @lettuceexplain I see she couldn't even post on the "It's Movember! Prostate Cancer Awareness and Fund Raising Event!!" thread. Guess it doesn't affect her, so...

  • Poor dear Jennie. This "illness" is getting you a lot of fishy donations isn't it?

  • This is very important. Why aren't the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation people all over this?????????????????????

    Thank you doctors for you work.....

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