MUSM Women in Medicine Annual Symposium
Estrogen Processing and Breast Cancer Risk, Case-Based Reflections on Risk-Informed Breast Cancer Screening
Estrogen Processing and Breast Cancer Risk
Explain why estrogen concentration alone poorly predicts breast cancer risk
Describe estrogen metabolic pathway bias (2-OH, 4-OH, 16-OH)
Recognize the role of detox capacity, inflammation, and insulin signaling
Apply a systems framework for prevention and risk reduction
Case-Based Reflections on Risk-Informed Breast Cancer Screening
Describe how breast density and family history influence individualized breast cancer risk assessment
Discuss when additional imaging beyond routine mammography may be appropriate
Apply formal risk assessment tools (e.g., Tyrer-Cuzick) to guide shared decision-making