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Re: Breast cancer From: james connerth (babydoc@apex.net) Mon Aug 16 16:17:32 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: DoctorJoe@aol.com: "Re: Herpes in Pregnancy" Previous message: guy venezia: "Re: Breast cancer" Maybe in reply to: James Connerth MD: "Breast cancer" Guy-good discussion re Gail model and differing studies on Physician on line web site go to pol.net and ob/gyn discussion group--my feeling is most not too excited about this yet---can get the floppy disc from nat,ca.institute web site. guy venezia wrote: > At Sat, 14 Aug 1999, BJ Ligon wrote: > > > >James Connerth MD wrote: > > > >> Is anyone actually discussing or prescribing tamoxifen > >> to young women with Gail risk >1.7%??? > > > >yes > thanks for asking the question again!!! > i got very little response last month when i brought up th issue of > nolvadex and use with progest. > i am talking to women about this and am giving a lecture on breast > cancer tonight to area women. > it seems to point to a good recommendation. > i do the gail model and talk to women. > have not completely jumped on board but think it is of value. > recent study in JAMA (june) is even more encouraging concerning evista. > awaiting star trial, but will begin to offer itmore to my pts. > hope we get some feedback on line here!!! > gaetano > > -- > gaetano Next message: DoctorJoe@aol.com: "Re: Herpes in Pregnancy" Previous message: guy venezia: "Re: Breast cancer" Maybe in reply to: James Connerth MD: "Breast cancer"

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