Doyle Bosque always felt called to become a nurse. But early in his career, he questioned that decision.
“Some days can be especially challenging,” he says. “I wasn’t sure I could handle it.”
While he was working on the pediatrics floor of a local hospital, a young patient confirmed he had chosen the right profession.
“Nobody could control this little boy who yelled, screamed and threw things,” recalls Bosque...
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The female hormone estrogen is “fuel” for about 80% of breast cancers in women who’ve gone through menopause.
“Menopause itself doesn’t boost the risk for breast cancer, but growing older does,” says breast medical oncologist Rachel Layman, M.D. “The longer a woman’s body has accumulated estrogen during her lifetime, the greater her risk will be.”
Drugs called aromatase inhibitors can stop the body from making estrogen...
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