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Exemestane for breast cancer prevention: A feasible strategy?
Per E. Lønning
, Aman Buzdar
, Richard Santen
, Stephen Johnston
, Carlos Arteaga
,
Douglas Yee
Medicine - Hematology, Oncology, Transplant
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Exemestane
100%
Breast Cancer Prevention
100%
Feasible Strategy
100%
Inactivator
66%
Aromatase Inhibitors
66%
Bone Metabolism
66%
Placebo-controlled Study
33%
Breast Cancer
33%
Phase II Trial
33%
Moderating Effect
33%
Placebo
33%
Monotherapy
33%
Lipid Metabolism
33%
Postmenopausal Women
33%
Third Generation
33%
Preventive Agent
33%
Metastatic Breast Cancer
33%
Detrimental Effects
33%
Substantial Reduction
33%
Contralateral Breast Cancer
33%
Plasma Lipid Profile
33%
Adjuvant Setting
33%
Estrogen Suppression
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Breast Cancer Prevention
100%
Exemestane
100%
Breast Cancer
66%
Aromatase Inhibitor
66%
Bone Remodeling
66%
Antiestrogen
33%
Monotherapy
33%
Lipid
33%
Placebo-Controlled Study
33%
Metastatic Breast Cancer
33%
Postmenopause
33%
Contralateral
33%
Phase III and IV Trials
33%
Placebo
33%
Tamoxifen
33%
Lipid Metabolism
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Exemestane
100%
Breast Cancer
100%
Lipid
66%
Aromatase Inhibitor
66%
Tamoxifen
33%
Placebo
33%
Placebo-Controlled Study
33%
Metastatic Breast Cancer
33%
Antiestrogen
33%
Phase III and IV Trials
33%
Monotherapy
33%