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How do we treat local recurrence of breast cancer?

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Debu Tripathy

On the third day of SABCS, one study gave us another answer on how to treat local recurrence of breast cancer. We also learn more about the role of radiation in breast cancer treatment. View the video below to get more insight into these breast cancer studies presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.

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