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Myth or Truth? A New Way to Preserve Fertility for Women After Cancer Diagnosis

Maturing eggs in a lab allows a French woman to have a baby years after breast cancer.

High-Risk Women Can Benefit From Medications to Prevent Breast Cancer

Task force says some women can benefit from risk-reducing drugs like tamoxifen, but women at average risk should not take them.

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Angela “Jersi” Baker, 48, of Charlotte, North Carolina, has found a new life as a model promoting metastatic breast cancer awareness.

Can Topical Drugs Help Prevent Breast Cancer?

Clinical trials are testing gel forms of oral drugs to help prevent the disease in women at an increased risk.

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