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How Will Breast Cancer Surgery and Treatment Improve Over the Next Five Years?

Patrick Borgen, MD, talks about advances in breast cancer surgery, faster clinical trials, and better genomic profiling.

Patrick Borgen, MD, talks about advances in breast cancer surgery, reconstruction, faster clinical trials, and better genomic profiling.

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