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PROGNOSIS AND EARLY MANAGEMENT IN BREAST CANCER

Two questions worry therapists in breast cancer management today: (a) is any treatment of value? (b) If treatment is indicated, what treatment is the most effective? The controversy about treatment revolves about the idea that the natural history of breast cancer, or any other cancer, is biologically predetermined, and because the basic defect is in host immune response, prognosis is uninfluenced by treatment. Statistical data have been applied to support this notion, but recent evidence suggesting that the rate of survival is improving because of early diagnosis reinforces the opinion that treatment is often of value in breast cancer.