Podcasts, conference lectures, and peer-reviewed editorials, all making the same evidence-based argument: personalization, not prohibition.
Presenting "Estrogen, Testosterone & Progesterone in Women and Women with Breast Cancer": the science, the myths, and the gaps.
Co-chaired the 2nd Annual Sexual Health and Cancer workshop and delivered three lectures.
"Hormone Therapy for Women with Hormone-Positive Breast Cancer: Yes."
Bringing the estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone lecture to an endocrinology audience.
The same hormone-science lecture, taken to an international audience.
Speaking up across several sessions' Q&A, Dr. Bosserman sparked a wide discussion, the exchange that led Dr. Kelly Casperson to seek her out.
Co-led the 1st Annual "Addressing Sexual Toxicities in Patients with Cancer" workshop, the inaugural session she built into the meeting.
The hormone-science lecture delivered to an endocrinology department inside a comprehensive cancer center.
"Sexual Health Issues in Patients with Cancer," taking the subject to a general oncology audience years before it was fashionable.
With Don Dizon, MD. A call for oncology to replace a blanket contraindication with individualized, evidence-based decisions about hormone therapy after breast cancer.
Read in JCO →With Kathy Pan and Rowan Chlebowski. On who actually benefits from shutting down ovarian function, and at what cost.
Founding member and author on ASCO's sentinel lymph node biopsy and bone-modifying agents guideline committees. When she argues with a guideline, it is from inside the room that writes them.
Evidence-based hormone, sexual health, and survivorship education for women and clinicians.
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