Are high estrogen receptor expression and low Ki67 expression associated with improved time to progression during first-line endocrine therapy with aromatase inhibitors in breast cancer?
High ER expression and low Ki67 expression were associated with improved time to progression with aromatase inhibitors as first-line endocrine therapy. Our findings will be helpful when endocrine therapy is planned in either early stage or advanced breast cancer.
As they are currently conducted, application interviews do not have sufficient power to predict performance during residency. Letters of reference may be useful to the extent that they reflect personal experience with the applicant, but differences in ratings of these letters are not great enough to base admission decisions on them. As it is currently performed, the interview process may be more useful as a means of interesting applicants in the program than of evaluating their potential for success in the residency.