Among women with BRCA mutations who underwent preventive oophorectomy, those who were younger, more educated, or had a prophylactic mastectomy were more likely to use hormone therapy to manage adverse effects of surgical menopause, researchers reported. In more than 700 women who had an oophorectomy before the age of 50, approximately two-thirds of those in Read more…
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