Millions of breast cancer patients could safely avoid chemotherapy, study suggests

BBC·May 30

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A study suggests that millions of breast cancer patients may be able to safely avoid chemotherapy. A genomic or dna test is reportedly involved in determining which patients can skip chemotherapy. The test, which has been mentioned in connection with various research institutions, may offer an alternative for breast cancer patients, potentially sparing them from chemotherapy.

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