The prognostic effect of estrogen receptor status differs for younger versus older breast cancer patients

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Victoria Sopik
Ping Sun
Steven A. Narod
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[1] Women’s College Research Institute,
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Breast Cancer Research and Treatment | 2017年 / 165卷
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Breast cancer; ER-positive; Survival; Age at diagnosis; Prognosis;
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