Study: Third of Breast Cancer Patients Treated Unnecessarily
According to a new Danish study, ONE in three women with breast cancer- detected by a mammogram- is treated unnecessarily because screening tests found tumors that are so slow-growing they’re essentially harmless. As you can imagine, this study has reignited the debate about the value of mammograms in early detection. This means that though some women might believe their lives were saved by mammograms, they were actually harmed by cancer screenings that led to surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy THAT THEY DIDN’T NEED. And let’s be honest, surgery alone- let alone radiation and chemo- is no laughing matter. Researchers are beginning...
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