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At an academic cancer center in New York, New York, Elizabeth C. Owens, FNP-BC, OCN, cares for breast and rare-tumor oncology patients. She has worked in cancer care for 24 years and teaches oncology pathophysiology to nurse practitioner students. Owens earned her master’s degree in nursing from Linfield University and contributes to Biology Insights.

What a Ki-67 Score Means for Breast Cancer Cancer
What Is Invasive Carcinoma of No Special Type?Cancer
What Is the Nottingham Score for Breast Cancer?Cancer
CHEK2 and the Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence Cancer
Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: pCR and Prognosis Cancer
What Is Seeding in Cancer and How Can It Be Prevented?Cancer
Breast Cancer Eye Metastasis: Symptoms & Treatment Cancer
Why Does a Tumor Rupture Worsen Cancer Prognosis?Cancer
Inflammation of a Small Cell: Explaining the Cancer Link Cancer
Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy With Immediate Reconstruction Procedures
Monoclonal vs. Polyclonal Cancer: What Are the Differences?Cancer
Everolimus and Exemestane for Advanced Breast Cancer Drugs
What Is Interval Breast Cancer and Why Does It Happen?Cancer
Bacterial Cancer: How Certain Bacteria Cause Cancer Cancer
What Is Invasive Lobular Carcinoma Nottingham Grade 2?Cancer
The Adenoma-Carcinoma Sequence: How a Polyp Becomes Cancer Cancer
Taurine’s Effect on Cancer: Help or Harm?Cancer
What Your EndoPredict Score Means for Treatment Tests
What Is Colibactin and Its Link to Colorectal Cancer?Cancer
Does COVID-19 Have Oncogenic Potential?Cancer
Cancer Histology: A Look at Cancer Under the Microscope Cancer
Why Do Astrocytes Cause Glioblastomas?Cancer
Mechanisms and Factors in Cancer Metastasis Cancer
Cholesterol Cancer: Unraveling Its Influence on Tumor Growth Cancer
Folate Receptor Alpha in Ovarian Cancer: Patterns and Importance Cancer
Stage 1 Breast Cancer With High Ki-67: Clinical Implications Cancer
Cancer: A Persistent Wound That Never Heals Cancer
Atypical Ductal Hyperplasia Recurrence Rate: Key Facts Cancer
Serous Carcinoma: Key Insights, Grades, and Clinical Findings Cancer
Bilirubin Cancer Risk and the Science Behind It Cancer