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Patient Characteristics, Treatment Patterns and Long-term Outcomes from a Real-World Population of Early Breast Cancer Patients at High Risk of Recurrence in Scotland

Authors: Edinburgh Cancer Informatics

Theme: Cancer
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Type: Blog post
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URL: https://cancer-data.ecrc.ed.ac.uk/2023/07/18/patient-characteristics-treatment-patterns-and-long-term-outcomes-from-a-real-world-population-of-early-breast-cancer-patients-at-high-risk-of-recurrence-in-scotland/
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Year: 2023
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Project reference: DL-2021-018

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