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Surgeon/scientist promoting science in medicine and exposing quackery. Editor of Science-Based Medicine. My opinions do NOT represent those of my employers.

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    1. ASBrS‏ @ASBrS 14 Feb 2019

      ASBrS releases NEW breast cancer genetic testing guidelines calling for genetic testing to be available to all patients diagnosed with breast cancer. #breastcancer #bcsm https://bit.ly/2WZSojK pic.twitter.com/C0SHWr6Edo

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      David Gorski, MD, PhD‏Verified account @gorskon 15 Feb 2019
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      Why on earth would we want to do this? It makes no sense and would benefit very few patients while potentially harming many. For example, are we really going to offer genetic testing to an 85yo with a well-differentiated HR(+)/HER2(-) cancer and no family history?

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        1. Braden MacBeth‏ @Mythoclast_BM 15 Feb 2019
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          I smell conflicts of interest.

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        2. Harold Quinn‏ @HarrlyQuinn 15 Feb 2019
          Replying to @gorskon @ASBrS

          You cite an extreme & atypical example where indeed benefits would be minimal. But where are the harms you speak of for any patients from gene lab work?

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        2. Marc Schaeffer‏ @MarcSchaefferGD 15 Feb 2019
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          For non-physicians, can you explain the downside of *offering* genetic testing to all breast cancer patients? Are there false positives that would compel unnecessary treatment? Is the testing unreliable enough to compel a potentially harmful treatment?

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