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Review
. 2001 Apr;174(4):284-7.
doi: 10.1136/ewjm.174.4.284.

Adjuvant therapy for breast cancer: who should get what?

H K Chew  1
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Review

Adjuvant therapy for breast cancer: who should get what?

H K Chew. West J Med. 2001 Apr.
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Figure 1
Color-enhanced mammogram clearly shows cancer of the breast [Chris Bjornberg/SPL]
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Figure 2
The National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations (www.nabco.org) raises awareness about the disease that is the most common cancer diagnosed in women in the United States
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