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Source: www.breastcancerprofessional.com
Topic: Breast
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Sort Desciption: In this brochure, you'll learn more about breast cancer, the risk for recurrence, and how ARIMIDEX can help reduce that risk. And, you'll see the results of an important clinical trial that proves the effectiveness of ARIMIDEX compared to tamoxifen.

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Even though surgery has removed your tumor, it is possible that some cancer cells may remain elsewhere in your body. Recurrence is the term used to describe the return of cancer following primary (initial) treatment, either at the same site as the original tumor or somewhere else in the body. For breast cancer survivors there is a risk that breast cancer may come back after diagnosis and initial treatment (surgery, chemotherapy, and/or radiation). Depending on whether your lymph nodes are positive or negative, this risk can be between 20% and 50% within the first five years after diagnosis. No studies have proven that thereâ s a specific time when a breast cancer patient will be completely free of the risk for recurrence.

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