Lucy Liu's Breast Cancer Misdiagnosis—and the Advice Every Woman Needs Before a Doctor's Appointment Video
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Lucy Liu joins Women's Health executive editor Abigail Cuffey in a conversation where she opens up about a terrifying cancer misdiagnosis early in her career—and how it completely changed the way she approaches her health. She shares why self-advocacy, asking questions, and getting second opinions can make all the difference. From overcoming fear in the doctor’s office to learning to “fill the room with yourself,” Liu offers advice every woman needs to hear about taking control of your health and making informed decisions. In this episode:
Why Lucy Liu's breast cancer misdiagnosis changed her life How to advocate for yourself at the doctor's office The importance of getting a second opinion Why asking questions can save your life The advice she hopes every woman hears
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