if she asked it's one thing, but even he does NOT know what exactly caused it, and i think it's dead wrong to tell someone, 'yeah, quit drinking and it won't re-occur'.
like i said, what if someone like me went in there? there's no way of knowing what the hell it was. stress has been shown to have a strong link with some cancers, overweight, smoking, eating certain foods, even some viruses.
but if she hadn't asked. no, it's their job to treat you, not heap blame on a person. that's low.
like someone would be craving booze on chemo, anyhow.
honestly, it's one of the things that can lead to an increased risk of breast cancer.
NO ONE knows for sure what the hell might trigger it off from person to person and i think it's bloody irresponsible, unprofessional and downright dangerous to tell a patient it was on thing in particular or another.
research it in your professional life, sure, of course.
a bit like telling the parent of a disabled child it was their fault for eating or drinkign something, when 9 times out of 10 no one knows what caused some forms of disability.