Written and medically validated by Hanne Kjær Uhlig, registered nurse (see author info at the bottom of the page).

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Predict

What is Predict for breast cancer

Predict is a tool that helps patients and doctors see how different treatments with various types of chemotherapy can affect the survival chances of a patient with early and relatively early breast cancer following surgery.

Furthermore, it is possible to view statistics on how radiation therapy affects breast cancer survival.

It is endorsed by the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC). Predict uses historical patient data to predict a patient’s probability of survival for up to fifteen years.

Predict Breast Cancer (Predict Breast Cancer, Website, updated continuously)

Who can use it

It is intended for use by clinicians, patients, and their families. Patients should use it in consultation with a doctor.

Predict is a validated tool that uses data from over 100,000 patients.

It can predict a patient’s probability of survival for up to fifteen years after surgery.

It can be used to compare different treatment options.

If you have further questions about Predict, you can visit the website or speak with your doctor.

See also Breast Cancer

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Links

Predict Breast Cancer (Predict Breast Cancer, Website, updated continuously)

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June 28, 2024

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About the Author & Professional Background

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This article has been prepared and validated by the undersigned, Hanne Kjær Uhlig. I am a registered nurse (1975, with clinical experience until 2013) and hold an M.Arch. (1983, specializing in industrial design), and I taught at DTU (Technical University of Denmark) for a number of years.

Following the loss of my mother to cancer in 2000 and my own cancer diagnosis in 2024, I founded this non-profit information site “Jeg har Kræft” (I Have Cancer).

The goal is to use my analytical and academic approach to bring clarity, safety, and scientific evidence to the field of integrative, complementary, and alternative cancer treatment. At the same time, my healthcare experience is utilized to make the articles patient-centered and relevant.

Article characteristics:

  • Clinical and personal background: Created from a combination of decades of experience as a nurse and personal experiences as both a patient and a relative.
  • Scientific methodology: The content is based on systematic research of medical databases and clinical trials. The articles are consistently supported by source references under Links.
  • Independent non-profit project: Operations are funded through voluntary donations and memberships through the Support Association Jeg har Kræft. The site is completely independent of commercial manufacturer interests and works solely to improve the quality of life for cancer patients.
  • The board of directors of the support association consists of:

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