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International Study Shows Many Younger Women with Breast Cancer Can Safely Have a Baby

A new study published today in the New England Journal of Medicine found that for young women with hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, pausing endocrine therapy to pursue a pregnancy did not raise the short-term risk that the disease will recur.

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Younger Breast Cancer Patients Can Safely Have Baby: Study

Younger Breast Cancer Patients Can Safely Have Baby: Study
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Pausing Endocrine Therapy for Pregnancy Safe in Early Breast Cancer

Study suggests no increased risk of cancer recurrence versus historical control

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Breast cancer patients who interrupted endocrine therapy to pursue pregnancy did not experience worse short-term recurrence rates

Most were able to conceive and more than 60 per cent gave birth

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Breast cancer patients who discontinued endocrine therapy to continue pregnancy did not experience worse short-term recurrence rates

Breast cancer patients who discontinued endocrine therapy to continue pregnancy did not experience worse short-term recurrence rates
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