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Millions of breast cancer patients could safely avoid chemotherapy, study suggests
A DNA test (Prosigna) developed by UCL-led researchers helps millions of breast cancer patients avoid chemotherapy, with over two-thirds of 4,000+ international trial participants (from 6 countries) spared chemo’s side effects (fatigue, nausea). The test, presented at ASCO, could benefit 5,000+ NHS patients yearly, with experts (David Miles) calling it “practice-changing” and patients (Karen Bonham, Tanya Hutson) praising its impact.
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11 tagsbreast cancerchemotherapyDNA testProsignahormone therapyside effectsUCLASCOcancer treatmentmedical researchavoid chemotherapy
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