17% of women with early-stage breast cancer have unnecessary mastectomies, and doctors want to know why – Los Angeles Times
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17% of women with early-stage breast cancer have unnecessary mastectomies, and doctors want to know why
Los Angeles Times What happens when doctors encourage patients to decide for themselves what kind of cancer treatment they should receive — and then the patients make the wrong choice? That is the dilemma facing a growing number of surgeons who care for women with … Many With Breast Cancer Unnecessarily Choose Double Mastectomy: Study Doctor Advice (or Lack) Key to Mastectomy Decision Surgeon’s Input Influences Decision for CPM in Breast Cancer |
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