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Dunkirk, NY
October 15
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Hi Alicia- do you know what the results of your other bio-receptors are? You may have more luck if you can ask for Estrogen Receptor Positive (ER+), Progesterone Receptor Positive (PR+), or if your results are negative on those as well, asking about Triple Negative.

Good luck with your research- there is generally a lot happening for Hormone Receptor cancers as about 80% of bc cases are hormone driven! Hugs!

October 15
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The search results available here focus specifically on HER2-positive breast cancer treatments, so detailed information about new options for HER2-negative breast cancer isn't something that can be accurately covered here.

For the most up-to-date and personalized information about HER2-negative treatment options, speaking Show Full Answer

The search results available here focus specifically on HER2-positive breast cancer treatments, so detailed information about new options for HER2-negative breast cancer isn't something that can be accurately covered here.

For the most up-to-date and personalized information about HER2-negative treatment options, speaking with your oncologist is the best step. They can walk you through what's available based on your specific situation, including your hormone receptor status and cancer stage.

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