Dr Taylor’s YouTube Menopause Education Syllabus
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Watch my videos to learn how every stage of menopause affects your whole body and your whole life, and you can use my teaching to help manage it.
While you can navigate the syllabus using sections, categories categories, and tags for easy access to specific information, I recommend strongly that you watch the videos in order. You’ll need, for example to learn some basic anatomy before you can understand how estrogen loss – the essence of menopause – affects your entire body. Use the worksheets and my book (you can order your copy here) to get work your way through the syllabus, and take your time to get the best from my education – you deserve nothing less!
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Surgical Options for Preventing Breast Cancer
There are a variety of voluntary surgical options for preventing breast cancer. For women with a high risk of breast cancer, they can be a complete game-changer. But, before you volunteer to undergo any of these surgical options, you need...
Breasts,Infections,Mastectomy,Oopherectomy,Ovarian Cancer,Ovaries,Prophylactic Mastectomy,Reconstruction,Recurrent Breast Cancer,Risk,Risk Assessment,Risk Factors,Risk-reducing Mastectomy,Statistics,Surgery,Surgical Menopause,Tailoring,408.
Can You Take HRT If You’ve Had Breast Cancer?
So what if you’ve already had breast cancer? What does that mean in terms of your eligibility for HRT? Where do you draw the line between being eligible for HRT and being ineligible for HRT? In this video, I’ll walk...
Abnormal Cells,Atrophy,Birth Control,Breastfeeding,Carcinoma in Situ,Chemotherapy,DCIS,Dysplasia,ERT,Estrogen Dense Breasts,Family History,Genetic Mutations,Guidelines,Healthcare Industry,Healthcare professionals,Hormones,HRT,Insurance,Invasive,LCIS,Lumpectomy,Mastectomy,Misinformation,Oxytocin,Periods,Post-Menopause,Pre-cancer,Pregnancy,Progesterone,Prolactin,Radiotherapy,Recurrent Breast Cancer,Research Studies,Risk,Risk Factors,Standard of Care,Tailoring,405.
Medication Options for Preventing Breast Cancer
Did you know that there are actual medications for preventing breast cancer? And do you know what they are? Depending on your degree of risk for breast cancer, these medications could be viable options for preventing it. But you have...
Anastrozole,Androgen,Aromatase Inhibitors,Back Pain,Blood Clots,Cataracts,Chemotherapy,Dosage,Enzymes,Estrogen,Exemestane,Fractures,Genetic Mutation,Genetic Testing,Hot Flashes,Joint Pain,Letrozole,Lifetime Risk,Medications,Metastasis,Muscle Cramps,Nausea,Off-label,Ovarian Cancer,Post-Menopause,Pre-menopause,Raloxifene,Receptor Sites,Risk,Risk Assessment,Risk Factors,SERMs,Stroke,Tailoring,Tamoxifen,Thrombosis,Uterus,396.
Alternatives to Mammograms
What are your alternatives if mammograms aren’t well-suited to your situation? Or what if you just hate mammograms? There are so many instances in which you may need to consider alternatives to mammograms. Do you know what they are? In...
Breasts,Carcinoma in Situ,Dense breasts,False Negatives,False Positives,Invasive,Mammogram,MBI,Molecular Breast Imaging,MRI,Screening,Tailoring,Thermography,Tumor,Ultrasound,394.
Mammogram Guidelines
Have you ever heard of “mammogram guidelines”? If so, what have you heard about them? And what’s your impression of them? Did you know that there is more than just one set of mammogram guidelines … and that they differ...
ACOG,ACR,ACS,Breasts,CCS,Early Diagnosis,Education,Guidelines,Healthcare professionals,Insurance,Mammogram,Mammogram Guidelines,Misinformation,Mortality,NCCN,NCI,Risk,Screening,Statistics,Survival Rate,Tailoring,Unbiased,395.
The Great Debate About Screening Mammograms
Because all screening tests sometimes lie, and because there are so many different guidelines for screening mammograms, many controversies have arisen regarding the best way to utilize mammograms. Together, there are so many issues included in the controversy that it’s...
Aging,Breasts,Carcinoma in Situ,Clinical Breast Exam,Dense breasts,Early Diagnosis,False Positives,Guidelines,Mammogram,Misinformation,Mortality,Pre-cancer,Risk,Screening,Self Breast Exam,Statistics,Survival Rate,Tailoring,389.
Symptoms of Breast Cancer
What do you know about the symptoms of breast cancer? Do you know the precise symptoms? Do you know when they appear? You see, if you don’t know the typical symptoms of breast cancer, how are you going to diagnose...
Clinical Breast Exam,Diagnosis,Lymph Nodes,Mammogram,Screening,Self Breast Exam,Silent Disease,Tailoring,Tumor,378.
Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tools
Have you ever heard of a “breast cancer risk assessment tool”? Or perhaps you’ve heard of such things described as “breast cancer risk assessment models.” Well regardless of whether you have or haven’t heard of them, you need to know...
Atypia,Benign,Bilateral,BMI,BRCA,BRCAPRO,Breast Biopsy,Breast Disease,Claus Model,Dense breasts,Ethnicity,Family History,Gail Model,Genetic Mutation,Genetic Testing,Guidelines,Hereditary Cancer,Hyperplasia,IBIS Model,Insurance,Invasive Lobular Carcinoma,Malignant,Ovarian Cancer,Periods,Pregnancy,Race,Risk,Risk Assessment,Risk Factors,Sporadic Cancer,Statistics,Surgery,Tailoring,Tyrer-Cusick Model,366.
“Risk” of Breast Cancer
I’m sure you’ve heard the word “risk.” But how much do you know about that word? How do you apply it when you hear about something increasing or decreasing your chance of getting breast cancer? It is so much more...
Aging,Education,Family History,HRT,Misinformation,Risk,Risk Factors,Statistics,Tailoring,WHI Study,347.
Screening With Pap Smears versus Screening With HPV Tests
We used to all get an annual pap smear to screen for cervical cancer and never stop doing so. Now you hear about guidelines that recommend a pap only every 3 years, or discontinuing pap screening at some point. You...
Abnormal Cells,Cervical Trauma,Cervix,Diagnosis,Dysplasia,Early Diagnosis,Education,False Positive,Guidelines,Gynecologic Cancers,HPV Test,Infections,Inflammation,Insurance,Medical Industry,Misinformation,Neoplasia,Pap Smear,Pre-cancer,Research Studies,Risk,Screening,Squamous Cells,Statistics,Tailoring,Virus,