Q&A: Drugs to prevent breast cancer
- Published
Drugs may not be the best option for all women
New guidelines for England, Wales and Scotland say women with a strong family history of breast cancer could take a course of tablets to cut their own risk of the disease.
This gives women a choice other than mastectomy or close monitoring.
But which option is best?
Why are doctors now recommending drugs?
Are drugs the best option then?
How do I know if I am at risk of breast cancer?
How do I choose between surgery, drugs and monitoring?
- Published25 June 2013
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