Extent of breast surgery to halt cancer questioned study
A preliminary report from an international trial involving 1,700 women at 34 centers questions whether radical mastectomy offers more cure benefit than less extensive surgery in patients whose cancer has not spread to lymph nodes. The study highlights lumpectomy and simple mastectomy as potentially comparable over time, but warns that definitive conclusions require a decade of follow up.
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High Risk Groups Identified for Breast Cancer
New York UPN research identifies high risk groups for breast cancer including women without children over 25 and women whose mothers or sisters had the disease. The study notes risk varies among women and emphasizes targeted awareness and screening in these groups.
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