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Black Women and Cancer Survival       Although black women are less likely to develop breast cancer than whites, and other ethnic groups, those who do have the disease are almost twice as likely to die from it.

Needle Biopsy Lowers Rate of Reexcision in Breast Cancer       Needle biopsy for the initial evaluation of breast abnormalities has downstream consequences for breast cancer care so superior to those of open surgical biopsy that the needle biopsy rate at a medical Center or in a surgeon's practice may be a useful quality of care benchmark...

No Axillary Dissection Needed in Some Breast Cancer Patients       Axillary radiotherapy appears to be a safe and less morbid alternative to axillary node dissection in clinically noted negative breast-cancer patients who have a positive sentinel lymph node...

Sex After Cancer       When a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, chances are that lust is not the first thing on her list of things to worry about. But it's up there because while treatment can save her life, it can also seriously threaten her sexuality.

Small tumors, not just treatment, improving breast cancer survival       Much of the improvement in breast cancer survival rates in recent years is because the average tumor is smaller, not just because treatments are so much better, a wide-ranging new study has found.

Stereotactic Breast Biopsy       Mammography has allowed us to detect breast cancer much earlier, with significantly improved outcomes. Most mammographic abnormalities are either followed closely with serial mammograms or removed surgically.

Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Tamoxifen from Treatment to Prevention       Tamoxifen is a selective estrogen receptor modulator modulator (SERM) which has both estrogenic and antiestrogenic effects. It is used in patients with metastatic breast cancer, as an adjuvant to surgery in early-stage breast cancer, and even to prevent the development of breast cancer in high-risk women. (Outline form)

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