Increasing Mastectomy Rates: Science vs. Personal Choice
This past weekend, I gave a talk at the Southern California Chapter of the American College of Surgeons Annual Meeting – the title of the talk was Increasing Mastectomy Rates – Science vs. Personal Choice. There is a tremendous amount of literature documenting the increasing mastectomy rates. The talk focused on women with early stage […]
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Happy 2015!
On: Jan 2, 2015
By: DrAttai
Happy New Year to the #BCSM Community! We will be resuming our weekly tweetchats on Monday January 12th at 9pm ET / 6pm PT. The topic will be the New Year itself. Do you make resolutions or set goals? If so – please share! Do you have “3 words” to inspire and guide you through […]
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Patient Input Requested – Increasing Mastectomy Rates
On: Dec 29, 2014
By: DrAttai
On Saturday January 17th, I will be giving a talk at the Southern California Chapter of the American College of Surgeons Annual Meeting – the title of the talk is: Increasing Mastectomy Rates – Science vs. Personal Choice. There is a tremendous amount of literature documenting the increasing mastectomy rates – the focus of the […]
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Assessing Quality of Life and Collateral Damage
On: Nov 7, 2014
By: DrAttai
We’re pleased to have Dr. Susan Love, Chief Visionary Officer of Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, as our guest for Monday’s #BCSM chat. As many of you know, much of Dr. Love’s research is geared towards looking at environmental and other causes of breast cancer, searching for ways to prevent breast cancer from developing, and […]
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Radiation Therapy for Early Stage Breast Cancer
On: Oct 24, 2014
By: DrAttai
This guest post is by Dr. Matthew Katz, radiation oncologist. Dr. Katz will be our #BCSM Tweetchat guest for Monday 10/27/14. He will be discussing some of the new research that came out of the recent American Society for Radiation Oncology annual meeting. Dr. Katz is the former chair of the Communications Committee for ASTRO, […]
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