Over the last few years, I have devoted a lot of space on this platform to women’s health and oncology. That is because I am both a cancer scientist currently working in breast cancer and because I have always regarded myself as a person who is generally in favor of promoting women’s health through education and research (whether that qualifies me as a feminist or not is currently up for debate). Therefore, we have been discussing much of the infamous BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations (for example here and here). If you do not have time to go through and read
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