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Long-term outcomes among African–American and white women with breast cancer: What is the impact of comorbidity?
OBJECTIVES: We examined the association between comorbidity and long-term mortality from breast cancer and other causes among African-American and white women with breast cancer. METHODS: A total of 170 African-American and 829 white women aged 40-84years were followed for up to 28years with median
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