Extent of breast surgery to halt cancer questioned study
A preliminary, nationwide study at 34 medical centers involving 1,700 women questions whether radical mastectomy offers a clear advantage over less extensive surgery. After two and a half years, all methods showed about 15 percent recurrence, with long term results still undetermined after decades of debate.
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High risk groups for breast cancer identified
New York based medical research indicates that breast cancer risk varies among women. High risk groups include women who have never had children, women over 35, and women whose mothers or sisters have had breast cancer.
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