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A trial suggests that most breast cancer survivors who developed heart problems due to treatment may not need lifelong medication. The study found that 98% of participants who stopped taking heart drugs showed no decline in heart function after one year. The findings provide hope for improved quality of life for these survivors.
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A trial suggests that most breast cancer survivors who developed heart problems due to treatment may not need lifelong medication. The study found that 98% of participants who stopped taking heart drugs showed no decline in heart function after one year. The findings provide hope for improved quality of life for these survivors.
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Breast cancer survivors whose treatment led to heart problems 'may not need drugs for life'
Study suggests breast cancer survivors may not need lifelong heart medication