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Re: ERT/HRT and breast cancer deathsFrom: Philip Suarez, M.D. (philip@ICSI.Net)Tue Dec 17 19:39:17 1996
> BUT how do you tell someone that they're more likely to > get breast ca but less likely to die from it (and expect them to > believe you?) Stewart: Easy. You clearly explain that these findings are consistent with the fact that those on ERT are more likely to have routine, annual examination and mammography. Because they are more compliant, they are more likely to have the "diagnosis" of the disease made, but not necessarily the poor outcome of death. The diagnosis is made in compliant patients, typically, in a more curable stage. Philip ----------------------------------------------------- Philip Suarez, M.D. philip@icsi.net ----------------------------------------------------- Fellow - American College Ob/Gyn
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