Omar Keats
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Dołączył: 05 Lip 2021
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Well, not nothing, exactly. She would start taking a drug called tamoxifen that blocks estrogen, which can fuel tumor growth, and she would enroll in a clinical trial involving active surveillance: twice-a-year visits in which she would get mammograms alternating with MRIs. As long as szalik look there were no worrisome changes, Basila would be spared the standard arsenal in breast-cancer treatment: surgery, radiation and chemotherapy.
I hear people say that medicine is so important that we can't be too quick to change, and I would say the opposite: Because it's so important, we need to innovate, says Dr. Laura Esserman, a surgeon and the director of the Carol Franc Buck Breast Care Center at UCSF. "If we were doing so well and no one was dying, I would agree we don't need to change. But patients don't  like the treatment options, and physicians do like the treatment options, and physicians don't like the outcomes." |
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