Local management of early stage breast cancer and clinical risk prediction of survivalBreast cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer worldwide. In the Netherlands, breast cancer incidence is rising, while mortality rates are declining. Still, 1 in 27 women diagnosed with breast cancer will eventually die due to the disease. Taking into account the fact that over 14,000 women in the Netherlands are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, breast cancer remains an important health problem.Read more
Monitoring evolving breast cancer care - Reconstructive surgery, radiotherapy and gene profilingBreast cancer is the most common cause of cancer among women worldwide and is responsible for over one million of the approximately 10 million cancers diagnosed yearly. The last fifteen years are characterized by many refinements of diagnostic test and treatment modalities. These refinements all aim to minimize the burden for the patient and maximize outcome in terms of locoregional control, quality of life and survival.Read more
Local management of early stage breast cancer and clinical risk prediction of survival
Monitoring evolving breast cancer care - Reconstructive surgery, radiotherapy and gene profiling
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Maarten IJzerman to lead World-Class Cancer Research Program in Melbourne