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Breast Cancer
Reports from University of Szeged describe recent advances in breast cancer
August 21st, 2008
"The natural course of early breast cancer has changed as a result of the introduction of mammographic screening. The present aim was a prospective analysis of screen-detected and symptomatic operable breast cancers in the era of mammographic service screening," scientists in Szeged, Hungary report. "The mode of detection (screen-detected, symptomatic or interval cancer), the type of mammographic image and other characteristics (the invasive tumor size, histological tumor type, grade, nodal, hormone receptor and HER2 status and the presence of lymphovascular invasion) of 569 invasive breast cancers were studied. Screen-detected cancers were significantly more frequently...
Source: Women's Health Weekly (2008-08-21)
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