Estrogen Receptors & HER2/neu Receptors in Breast Cancer (a TUTORIAL from Oster Oncology)

[@natashadoyle1126]

This guy is brilliant. Love the drawings to support the explanation. Excellent..

[@LuzMercado-e5r]

Thank you for the information! I am HER2+ Estrogen & Progesterone Receptor Stage1.

[@gspona]

Amazing explanation and very thorough. Thanks 🙏🏼

[@SusanMajor-y2b]

I was not aware Her2 was lso found in other cancers as i have learned with my stage 4 salivary gland cancer that has mestastisized to my lungs

[@alimariposa119]

Excellent presentation, very visual. Thank you so much 💕❤️❤️

[@oncostories447]

Amazing desciption and illustration. Thank you

[@gabrielleperez7392]

Hi! Where can you find information about natural compounds that can be used in conjunction with er positive metastatic disease? Thank you.

[@zolazk]

I was recently diagnosed with triple positive breast cancer and my oncologist is excellent! She has explained everything and how cells/receptors and all the drugs work. It helped a lot to have a visual now! I want to know everything about my type of cancer and I really appreciate you making this video! Thank you!!! PS: I went for a second opinion and I asked that doctor how chemo drugs will work etc, she replied "it's chemo drugs. It's above us" 😳

[@PatrickOfokonare]

Thank you sir. I find this topic very complicated. Thanks for your explanation

[@amandaterrio4823]

Thank you! This was so helpful for me to understand my cancer type. I am ER+ and premenopausal but I couldn’t take tamoxifen. I’m on Lupron and exemestane.

[@bohopeggyh835]

Fascinating break-down. I took anaprozle prior to my lumpectomy and I continue to take - I am 72. At the time of my surgery, my cancer at actually shrunk in size. Is that unusual? I will be starting radiation soon, but I am feeling good - my margins were clear as well as 5 tested lymph nodes. Thank you so much for your videos.

[@daaniyas6051]

this was so beautiful.

[@queen-servant-of-allah2822]

Super excellent video, Very Beautifully explained thank u so much for sharing pls keep me and everyone’s in you’re prayers I’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer and her2 positive 🥲😭🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼♥️♥️♥️ May God cure us and mercy on everyone who’s suffering Ameeeen🤲🏽🙏🏼♥️☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽

[@Telugumoviemagics]

How are you

[@josephandhopelopez8492]

AMEN!

[@visualvirtue9640]

Wow. Nice work on so many levels!

[@navdeepatwal463]

Marvellous. thats the way to tech. Thank you so much

[@Empress426]

Beautiful video, pre-med studing for the mcat and working in oncology. Curious about the mechanisms of AI inhibitors and hormone therapy. I learn best by drawing and visuals! Reminds me of biochemistry cascades! Thank you!!!

[@lisavls]

Thank you, great explanation

[@pammeh1866]

Awesome explanation..

[@gracewaithaka9382]

Execellent lesson. Thank you!

[@pilarblue1]

❤❤❤sensible and good info content

[@thesummerdream]

Can the PB3K be activated if a monoclonal antibody is present and blocking the HER2-receptor?

[@shoognboogadventures1722]

How about Kadcyla in lieu of Herceptin and Perjeta?

[@pmw3839]

I am post menopausal with ER+ HER- breast cancer. I am slightly underweight (BMI 17). As I probably don’t have much fat, can I skip the aromatase inhibitor? I don’t want to risk thinning bones and the other side effects unnecessarily.

[@fanostube545]

thanks

[@snowps1]

Do you have any idea how Estroven or black cohosh works?

[@sameramees3663]

Thank you so much this was so helpful 💕 Um a pharmacy student and I have to do research about breast cancer Could you help me with some references for that plzzz🥺 ?!!

[@glitterwithFoodSaddy]

So basicaly post menopausal is mainly because of fat

[@Bobcagon]

Information overload. Like a mechanic trying to explain to a 2 year old why the family car won’t start.