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Male Breast Cancer 10/17/2008

ABSTRACT: Male breast cancer is an uncommon but potentially deadly disorder.

TAGS: AROMATASE INHIBITOR | ONCOLOGY | MEN'S HEALTH | TAMOXIFEN | CHEMOTHERAPY | CARCINOMA | MALE BREAST CANCER

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