Patient Advocacy First
The importance of patient-centered care is emphasized, highlighting that every woman's needs and expectations are unique. There's a call for more research initiatives, with a focus on the willingness of women to participate in studies to help others. Despite existing studies showing no increased risk associated with hormone therapy, there's a need for a more flexible approach to research in this area.In this clip
From this podcast

The Dr Louise Newson Podcast
138 - Explaining what the evidence shows to offer choice to women after breast cancer, with Avrum Bluming
Related Questions
Can women with a history of estrogen-positive breast cancer take hormone replacement therapy (HRT) as discussed in the episode #42–Avrum Bluming, M.D. and Carol Tavris, Ph.D.: A compelling case for hormone replacement therapy and the clip Hormone Therapy Insights?
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