MANY women who suffer from early stage breast cancer could avoid unnecessary mastectomies because they have a very low risk of the disease developing again within five years of surgery, according to new research.
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MANY women who suffer from early stage breast cancer could avoid unnecessary mastectomies because they have a very low risk of the disease developing again within five years of surgery, according to new research.
MANY women who suffer from early stage breast cancer could avoid unnecessary mastectomies because they have a very low risk of the disease developing again within five years of surgery, according to new research.
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