Concerns about soy and breast cancer are largely unfounded, according to modern research. Isoflavones in soy act differently than human estrogen, potentially reducing risk. Studies, especially from Asian countries, show no increased risk and even a possible decrease in cancer incidence and recurrence with moderate whole soy food consumption.
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