By Ricki Lewis “DCIS isn’t really cancer. You have nothing to worry about,” said my oncologist confidently. “Then why am I having a mastectomy in four days?” I blurted. “DCIS doesn’t spread. So it isn’tCategory Archives: DCIS
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By Ricki Lewis “DCIS isn’t really cancer. You have nothing to worry about,” said my oncologist confidently. “Then why am I having a mastectomy in four days?” I blurted. “DCIS doesn’t spread. So it isn’tPosted by in AACR, Breast cancer, DCIS, featured
Where was the dog born? Plus mammogram changes once again
ANIMAL GENOME OF THE WEEK: CANIS LUPUS FAMILIARIS So is this a trend, the animal genome of the week? Last week pigs. This week, dogs. First things first: dog origins. A perennial hot topic, thePosted by in ancient DNA, Asia, Breast cancer, DCIS, dogs, Evolution, featured, genetics, Genome, Genomics, health care, mammogram, On Science Blogs, Research, united states, women
Breast cancer: Should DCIS be treated? Pig genome: messy and quite boaring
SHOULD DCIS BE TREATED LIKE BREAST CANCER? No one seems to know exactly what to make of the big study on the outcomes of DCIS. (DCIS = ductal carcinoma in situ, often called stage 0 breast cancer or precancer, which … Continue reading
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