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31 Days of “Little Known” FACTS — For Breast Cancer Awareness Month — Day 25 — Unbiased 2nd PATHOLOGY opinion is a MUST
Did you know… Aggressive treatments for DCIS are based on pathology — and 25% may be wrong. This happened to me. I had several opinions and 3 different pathology reports. My gut told me something was not right and I … Continue reading →
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Tagged DCIS 2nd pathology opinion, DCIS active surveillance, DCIS alternative approach, dcis alternatives, DCIS Breast Cancer, DCIS individual risk, DCIS is not breast cancer, DCIS is not one size fits all, DCIS low-risk, DCIS Overdiagnosis, dcis overtreatment, DCIS treatment, dcis treatment alternatives, Dr. Susan Love DCIS
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31 Days of “Little Known” FACTS — For Breast Cancer Awareness Month — Day 23 — Double Mastectomies for DCIS?
Did you know… “Many women who have DCIS are choosing not to just to get a mastectomy, but to get a bilateral mastectomy and have both breasts removed.” – Otis Brawley, NPR “More women with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) … Continue reading →
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Tagged DCIS, dcis bilateral mastectomy, DCIS Breast Cancer, DCIS double mastectomy, dcis overtreatment, Dr. Susan Love DCIS, Fear of cancer
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