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The Effect of Weight Gain on Recurrence During Hormonal Therapy in Breast Cancer with Positive Estrogen Receptor and Negative Her2 Subtype
Background. Weight gain is found in patients with positive estrogen subtype breast cancer. The effect of weight gain on breast cancer recurrence is still being debated and associated with a poor prognosis. Being overweight is associated with an increase in estrogen production by adipose tissue.Metho
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