[Breast cancer in young women. Histological and prognostic specificities: how are they different from older women?]

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Early-onset of breast cancer (under the age of 40) represents only 7% of all breast cancers, but is the most common cancer in this age group in women. It is also known to be of worse prognosis, with a more aggressive tumoral behavior. The interaction of different prognostic factors contributes to the complexity of this population: tumor burden and biological features (using classical histopronostic features and...

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