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Breast Cancer | Last Active: Nov 30, 2025 | Replies (21)
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@briarrose I agree that any reliable information we can get is good. I would add that I have no personal knowledge of this test.
I would also like to make sure everyone understands that answering questions online is not equal to the predictive tests that include tumor tissue and genetic samples.
Did your “predict” scores match up to your oncotype scores?
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Yes, it certainly can be a rabbit hole and overwhelming re: "prediction tests".
And all information handed back and forth on this forum can always be questionable but is helpful in broadening our BC horizons to, perhaps, point us in a direction not initially thought of. There is no breast cancer oncology teams on this forum who are offering their personal expertise/advice to us. We all know very often what is said here warrants further medical investigation with our oncology treatment teams.
I believe our connect is supportive to others (so very important) and can open doors to questions, not previously thought of, to our treatment teams in many instances.
My oncotype score was 14. Chemotherapy benefit was less than 1% & not recommended.
Yes, my "predict" scores did match up to my oncotype scores with an AI. And I was surprised to see no changes in 5, 10 or 15 years with NO AI. The percentages with/without an AI matched.
But as stated previously, the Predict Test Tool is not indicated for me since I had invasive BC in both breasts. It is used for BC in one breast only.