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Age-related phenotypes in breast cancer: a population-based study

2023-05-24

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Breast cancer in young (<40 years) is associated with a higher frequency of aggressive tumor types and poor prognosis. It remains unclear if there is an underlying age-related biology that contributes to the unfavorable outcome. We aim to investigate the relationship between age and breast cancer biology, with emphasis on proliferation. Clinico-pathologic information, immunohistochemical markers, and follow-up dat...

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Literature Corpus work: 912d41ce-303a-5838-b1be-b5bbbc6b9e10
DOI: 10.1101/2023.05.22.541427

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