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Hormone Therapy
What's new in breast oncology
Kathleen L. Connery, PA-C, MPAS
April 16, 2010
Genetic profiling with the 21-gene RT-PCR assay improves predictions for risk of 10-year recurrence and response to chemotherapy.
A rare presentation of metastatic breast cancer in a woman with apparent cholangiocarcinoma
Holly L. Johnson, MPAS, PA-C? March 08, 2010
Jaundice and intermittent abdominal pain were the only clues to a primary breast cancer that manifested without the usual symptoms.
Some unopposed estrogen products require progestogen protection
January 22, 2010
A new verdict for hormone therapy (HT): Safe for younger, symptomatic women
A new verdict for hormone therapy (HT): Safe for younger, symptomatic women
Janie L. Knotts, PA-C; William A. Childers Jr, MS, PA-C December 02, 2009
New research data and updated indications have created a niche for hormone therapy in younger women going through menopause.
Nonpharmaceutical options for hot flashes
October 16, 2009
Is black cohosh a safe and effective substitute for hormone replacement therapy?
Is black cohosh a safe and effective substitute for hormone replacement therapy?
Elizabeth Becker; Tanya Letham; James D. Stoehr, PhD September 29, 2009
A search of the literature found that patients who wish to avoid hormone replacement therapy are not likely to find relief of their symptoms with this alternative.
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