women who had no hormonal treatment.

So somehow it was protective, although it's like that bad estrogen that we don't like.

So there's lots of interesting facts about research and findings and different populations, and it just puts things into perspective.

So nowadays, in terms of hormonal treatment, we have quite a lot available, but I still feel it's quite limiting in terms of what we have to offer.

And I just want to make a few examples.

In terms of dosage, for example, with estrogen, the difference in dosages of estrogen that I prescribe can be five to 10 times between different women.

Testosterone, it can be 100 times.

And is there something breast cancer survivors can do as they manage this long period of symptoms?