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Chemotherapy is one of the most dreaded aspects of breast cancer treatment, but according to a new study, there might be a way to treat some women without chemo. An article published by “The New England Journal of Medicine,” suggests that women with a “low risk score” may receive hormone-blocking treatment instead of chemotherapy.
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