chemoprevention
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Posts on chemoprevention (41)
What types of medications are used to treat duct cell atypia hyperplasia?
Has Selenium ever been used successfully in the treatment of cancer?
What do you think of the study at the University of Florida, published by the Journal of Ag...
- Aug 28, 2009
I was recently diagnosed with LCIS, and after being referred to an oncologist she suggested...
I was dx after a needle loc. biopsy (calcification seen on mammo) with ADH along with one b...
My mother is 59 years old and was diagnosed with stage 0 breast cancer approx. 1 1/2 yrs ag...
In your opinion what would be the best options of treatment for Atypical ductal hyperplasia...
I've just completed a stereotaxic biopsy for both breasts and the diagnosis are as follows:...
Family history: Mother diagnosed with breast cancer at age 49, died at age 53. One matern...
- Dec 02, 2007
Hello, my name is Maria and I'm 57 yrs old. Both Mother and Grandmother had breast
cance...
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