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Thursday, 12 February 2009

Breast Cancer in the Elderly


Led by Professor Bob Leonard from the Royal Marsden Hospital, a number of excellent articles on breast oncology issues in the elderly

How Age affects the biology of breast cancer
Breast Cancer in Older Women: Trials and Tribulations
The Role of Surgery in the Treatment of Older Women with Breast Cancer
Breast Radiotherapy: Considerations in Older Patients
Quality of Life and Patient-reported Outcomes in the Older Breast Cancer Patient
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Labels: Breast cancer, elderly, oncology, Royal Marsden Hospital
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