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A senescent-immune reserve niche hypothesis for incomplete lobular involution in the aging breast
Breast cancer incidence rises with age and peaks across the menopausal transition, yet why some postmenopausal lobules persist, and why that persistence predicts cancer risk, remains unresolved. Incomplete age-related lobular involution is one of the strongest tissue-level predictors of subsequent b
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