It’s funny how @Tesco respond quickly to complaints but not to praise. There is no other way to feedback other than wn 0800 number…..priorities @Tesco ?
@Tesco hi Tesco, big shout out to your store worker Ash at the Cheadle Hulme Express store yesterday evening. Happily and proactively went over and above to help me with a couple of items that were not on display but were in the storage room. Lovely guy!
@autcareandshare I think you need to use your filters so it stops it entering your mailbox at all - blocking doesn’t do that. AI should be able to help you but I’ll try and get some instructions
@autcareandshare Ignore the haters! Block them Adam, you will be happier and they will find someone else to waste their time on! Ryan is a delight and he has wonderfully humorous intentions (even when misdirecting drivers 😉). Happy New Year and keep the posts coming 🙏🏼🥰
Breaking news - Breast Cancer Breakthrough
Scientists at the @icr_london have discovered how to predict which ER+ HER2+ cancers have a higher risk of recurrence in just 2 weeks!
Women with ER+ HER2+ breast cancers were given 2 weeks of hormone treatment before surgery as part of the POETIC trial. Some women didn’t do as well as others and we didn’t know why - until now.
They looked at tumour samples taken before and after the hormone therapy and saw that breast cancers can mutate in that short time!
There are 5 subtypes of breast cancer and they looked at 2 - Luminal A (good prognosis) and Luminal B (not as good)
The patients with tumours that stayed as Luminal A did well. We know these women don’t need CDK inhibitors.
28% Luminal B tumours CHANGED to Luminal A in just two weeks! These women also did well and didn’t need CDK inhibitors.
But 6% women with Luminal B tumours stayed as Luminal B. They didn’t do as well. We can now accurately predict that it’s these women that do need CDK inhibitors.
200,000 women each year are diagnosed with ER+ HER2+ breast cancer. Scientists are now calling for every woman to be given 2 weeks of hormone therapy pre-op so we can give the right women extra treatment at the right time.
Isn’t science incredible?
#breastcancer https://t.co/8d2p8pMFI8 via @YouTube