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Re: ERT/HRT and breast cancer deathsFrom: mark decker (mdecker@nconnect.net)Tue Dec 17 21:19:52 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 >-----------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------- easy.. these are also the same people who think social security will be there when they are ready to retire. I know I know..just political editorial.. instigated by my fica layout and doing my tax computations. mark decker md major surgery is done on me obgyn - avid biker minor surgery I do one someone else. midwest usa I need to remember that. <perspective>.
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