New research from Cancer Research UK could revolutionise the way women with breast cancer are diagnosed and treated in the future, and lead to the development of new targeted treatments. For more ...
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Louisa
14 years agoMember
I always think if you can survive long enough to see new breakthroughs for future generations it is a wonderful feeling.
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