When E! News anchor Giuliana Rancic announced on Monday that
she is battling breast cancer, she said her cancer had been spotted by a
mammogram ordered by her fertility specialist. As fans of the reality
show Giuliana & Bill know, Rancic and her husband, Bill,
have been trying to get pregnant through in-vitro fertilization (IVF).
Immediately upon Rancic's announcement women began asking, Can IVF
contribute to breast cancer?
Rancic, who is just 36, told Ann Curry on Today that her doctor said: "I don't care if you're 26, 36, but I will not get you pregnant if possibly there is a small risk you have cancer, because if you get pregnant it can accelerate the cancer. All the hormones will accelerate the cancer." Full Read
Rancic, who is just 36, told Ann Curry on Today that her doctor said: "I don't care if you're 26, 36, but I will not get you pregnant if possibly there is a small risk you have cancer, because if you get pregnant it can accelerate the cancer. All the hormones will accelerate the cancer." Full Read
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