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BREAST CANCER AND ITS IMPACT IN SOCIETY AT A GLANCE

George Dimitrov, Feodor Odzhakov, George Baytchev.

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Abstract
The first in a series of reviews discusses the literature published so far relating to breast cancer including: epidemiology of the disease, economic impact, pathology of breast cancer as it remains the most common cancer diagnosed in women, the main molecular mechanisms of tumorigenesis accepted today, the invasion & metastasis cascade and the concerning relationship between benign and malignant disease.

Key words: breast cancer; breast impact, breast disease


 
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George Dimitrov, Feodor Odzhakov, George Baytchev (2015) BREAST CANCER AND ITS IMPACT IN SOCIETY AT A GLANCE. Int J Surg Med, 1 (1), 7-11. doi:10.5455/ijsm.188450


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George Dimitrov, Feodor Odzhakov, George Baytchev. 2015. BREAST CANCER AND ITS IMPACT IN SOCIETY AT A GLANCE. International Journal of Surgery and Medicine, 1 (1), 7-11. doi:10.5455/ijsm.188450


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George Dimitrov, Feodor Odzhakov, George Baytchev. "BREAST CANCER AND ITS IMPACT IN SOCIETY AT A GLANCE." International Journal of Surgery and Medicine 1 (2015), 7-11. doi:10.5455/ijsm.188450


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