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Men at high risk for breast cancer may benefit from screening for the disease, according to results of a retrospective study published in Radiology. “Mammographic screening has...
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High-dose, precision radiation therapy extends progression-free survival in recurrent prostate cancer with limited metastatic spread and prevents the development of new lesions...
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The 10 women who beat breast cancer

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New Imaging Technology Could Revolutionize the Future of Cancer Surgery

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