The PDA version of the Handbook of Breast Cancer Risk-Assessment: Evidence-Based Guidelines for Evaluation, Prevention, Counseling, and Treatment provides on-the-spot clinical guidelines for assessing and advising patients on their risk of breast cancer, therapeutic options, and other issues of critical importance to women concerned about their breast health. In highly-condensed, outline format, this reference provides extensive, authoritative, and current recommendations on such critical issues as hormone replacement therapy, chemoprevention, lifestyle factors, genetic counseling, imaging of high-risk patients, economic factors, and much more.

Edited by two world authorities on assessment and management of breast cancer, with contributions from sixteen prominent experts, this indispensable guide is an invaluable resources for all clinicians caring for diagnosed patients and healthy women at particular risk for the disease.