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Adjuvant Systemic Therapy for Early-Stage Breast Cancer
Over the past 20 years, substantial progress has been achieved in our understanding of breast cancer and in breast cancer treatment, with mortality from breast cancer declining by more than 25% over this time. This progress has been characterized by a greater understanding of the molecular biology of breast cancer, rational drug design, development of agents with specific cellular targets and pathways, development of better prognostic and predictive multigene assays, and marked improvements in supportive care.
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Over the past 20 years, substantial progress has been achieved in our understanding of breast cancer and in breast cancer treatment, with mortality from breast cancer declining by more than 25% over this time. This progress has been characterized by a greater understanding of the molecular biology of breast cancer, rational drug design, development of agents with specific cellular targets and pathways, development of better prognostic and predictive multigene assays, and marked improvements in supportive care.
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Over the past 20 years, substantial progress has been achieved in our understanding of breast cancer and in breast cancer treatment, with mortality from breast cancer declining by more than 25% over this time. This progress has been characterized by a greater understanding of the molecular biology of breast cancer, rational drug design, development of agents with specific cellular targets and pathways, development of better prognostic and predictive multigene assays, and marked improvements in supportive care.
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