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Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, we analysed the incidence of amenorrhoea and its association with outcome in a cohort of 1127 premenopausal women included in a randomised trial. There were 4 distinct subpopulations defined by nodal status and therapy: in a group with node-negative disease (552 patients), one course of cytotoxic

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Making the Decision to Have a Child,The decision to offer adjuvant systemic therapy to a patient with primary breast cancer depends on the expected benefit in terms of improved recurrence-free survival and overall survival in relation to the expected harm in terms of side effects, socioeconomic costs, and possible overtreatment.

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