Breast Cancer
Tamoxifen acts quickly to prevent damaged breast cells from turning cancerous
Published in Women's Health Weekly, December 16th, 2004
They are manipulating this pathway with newer and safer drugs designed to prevent breast cancer without triggering the hot flashes and other side effects of tamoxifen.
Tamoxifen is currently the front-line drug to prevent breast cancer, but millions of women do not take it because of its potential to cause hot flashes, mood swings, sleep changes, blood clots, and stroke, said Victoria Seewaldt, MD, lead author of a tamoxifen study published in the November 18, 2004, issue...
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