Commentary: How Susan Love changed medical care for breast cancer patients
In the end, a lowly tape recorder helped to change the face of breast cancer treatment. Susan Love, who died last week at age 75, was in the early 1990s the director of the UCLA Breast Center, which was designed to turn the world of breast cancer treatment on its head. The one advantage to not being part of the old boys’ medical network, Love liked to say, was that she didn’t have to play by ...
by Karen Stabiner, Los Angeles Times
Jul 11, 2023
3 minutes
In the end, a lowly tape recorder helped to change the face of breast cancer treatment.
Susan Love, who died last week at age 75, was in the early 1990s the director of the UCLA Breast Center, which was designed to turn the world of breast cancer treatment on its head.
The one advantage to not being part of the old boys’ medical network, Love liked to say, was that she didn’t have to play by
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