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Can we prevent BRCA1-associated breast cancer by RANKL inhibition?
Breast cancer research and treatment - 1 Jan 2017
Kotsopoulos Joanne, Singer Christian, Narod Steven A
Abstract excerpt
BRCA1 mutation carriers face a high lifetime risk of breast cancer, estimated at 60 % compared to 10 % in the general population. BRCA1 breast cancers typically have an aggressive course (i.e., high-grade, triple-negative) and are associated with a poor prognosis. At present, primary prevention is limited to prophylactic removal of the unaffected breasts. Effective chemopreventive strategies are not yet...
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