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For more than 25 years, Dr. Tiffany Troso-Sandoval has treated women with breast and gynecological cancers. Throughout her practice, she’s realized that women going through cancer need more than treatment. They need to understand their care, stay organized, and have the right support around them so they can be active participants in their own care. In this episode, she talks about why she became an oncologist, what it’s really like on the doctor’s side of the room, and how she’s helping patients feel empowered."
"I call this becoming the CEO of your cancer care. You need to be the one in charge."
- Dr. Tiffany Troso-Sandoval on Tell Me What It's Like
Hear Dr. Troso talk about:
- How watching her mother’s frustration with her grandmother’s doctors shaped her path
- Walking out of the LSAT and choosing medical school instead
- What it’s like to deliver hard news, and how she handles the emotional weight
- How cancer treatment has changed over 25 years, and is like “night and day”
- The day she spent her lunch hour organizing a patient’s records into a binder – and why
- Why telling a friend or family member to “call me if you need anything” doesn’t work, and a better way patients can ask for help
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