Diagnosed at the age of thirty-eight with early-stage breast cancer, the author takes a critical look at breast cancer treatments – both conventional and alternative – and outlines a strategy to help women make informed choices about preventing and treating the disease. Using her own body as a laboratory, she discusses surgery and its options,
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