A new study published in Occupational and Environmental Medicine by researchers at the Danish Cancer Society seems to show that working the night shift raises a woman's risk of developing breast cancer, reports The Guardian's James Meikle. Night shift work was associated with a 40 percent increased risk, he adds.
Breast Cancer: Night Stalker
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