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Breast cancer rates drop linked to hormone use decline
A San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium study finds US breast cancer fell more than 7 percent in 2003, largely due to fewer women using menopause hormones after a major federal report. Researchers note older, estrogen sensitive tumors declined most, with about 14,000 fewer cases than expected, while ongoing monitoring avoids overinterpreting a single year.
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San Antonio
Rowan Chlebowski
Harbor-Ucla Medical Center
Los Angeles
American Cancer Society
Ahmedin Jjemal
United States
IMS Health
Michael Uhun
Cancer Society
Ravdin
JoAnn Manson
Harvard
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Boston