Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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If you catch endometrial cancer early in its first stages, it is highly curable.
It is very, very, very curable.
And so the idea is that as soon as someone comes in, particularly with this kind of history, with pelvic pain, with...
et cetera, et cetera, they need to be assessed to see if they have endometrial cancer.
Yeah.
I would say that the only piece of good news is that these cancers have become over time more and more.
We've gotten more and more better and better therapies, chemotherapy, some of them.
I can tell that you're probably on one of those chemotherapies already, but also there are second line and third line therapies.
So there's a lot of progress in treatment, but this is a case that should not have happened.
Well, in this case, her body was telling her the full story, actually.
Her body was telling her that she had risk factors.
Her body was telling her that, you know, she was having pelvic pain, that she was having vaginal bleeding, that she was having... I think you said you stopped your periods.
You were having infertility.
I mean, your body was telling you... Your body was not telling you something.
Your body was screaming from the rooftops.
I'm sorry.
As I said, it's hard for me to put myself in every physician's shoes, but these are known facts.
These are just, you know, there's something very well known about all of this.
Well, the typical answer to that question is pancreatic cancer.
And doctors go on the alert.
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