
Optimal treatment for older breast cancer patients is a complex decision balancing tumor biology, quality of life, and treatment outcomes.


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When it comes to the treatment of older breast cancer patients, what is the optimal approach? The benefits and risks of each of these options must be considered.

Endocrine Treatment or RT for Older Breast Cancer Patients

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Endocrine Treatment or RT for Older Breast Cancer Patients: A Comprehensive Analysis


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Intraoperative pathology during mastectomy can lead to overtreatment, emphasizing the need for multidisciplinary decision-making.


Pathology analysis of sentinel lymph nodes during mastectomy for early stage breast cancer is more likely to result in over-aggressive axillary management, suggested a US study.

Intraoperative Pathology Spurs Overtreatment in Mastectomy

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Intraoperative Pathology Impact on Mastectomy Overtreatment



Breast conservation therapy is safe and effective for women with multiple breast tumors.


New research adds important prospective data showing low recurrence rates with breast conservation even among patients with multiple ipsilateral breast cancer.

Breast Conservation Safe Even With Multiple-Site Tumors

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Breast Conservation Safety for Multiple-Site Tumors
