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Research instruction?
I cannot even find the articles that I had in hand (on screen), just a few months ago. It's a hard topic for the inexperienced to search. Maybe some of you more-skilled sleuths would help teach us how you do this? In this instance, "concurrent" seems an important word to use. But then will there be more hits with "endocrine" or with "hormonal", or by mentioning Tamoxifen, Arimidex, etc. by name? I get a LOT of non-relevant things, especially with "concurrent" as it brings in all the trials that exclude concurrent whatever.
And I should have included a disclaimer in my previous post, especially to Son of Ha, who is looking for expert help. I am NOT an expert and particularly my paragraph musing about the way the two (chemo and endocrine) therapies, given together, MIGHT work was pure speculation on my part -- based on no evidence nor confirmation from an expert.
So AA, are you saying that for ER+ disease we should be looking harder at how to overcome resistance? Or are you saying that all breast cancer might be tweaked so that it would respond to endocrine therapy?
Debbie Laxague
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