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Just by chance I came across an article in the Australian on sept 4th about how th cost of oncotype test at $4500 is a deterrent to women having it but apparently women who do have a 57.5 less take up of chemo as it doesn't seem to offer valuable advantages. I think bcna would benefit from sharing these kind of articles and research with its membership and of course it would be a great advocacy project
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