Oncologic Outcomes of Young Breast Cancer Patients According to Tumor Biology

The results show that young women tend to have triple-negative and fast-growing breast carcinomas, with worse overall survival in the triple-negative group. More research is needed on the pathomechanisms of breast cancer development in young women, especially those leading to disease progression and resistance to therapy.

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Cancers
Published
2025-04-15
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https://doi.org/10.3390/cancers17081333
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2
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Breast Cancer Treatment Studies
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The results show that young women tend to have triple-negative and fast-growing breast carcinomas, with worse overall survival in the triple-negative group. More research is needed on the pathomechanisms of breast cancer development in young women, especially those leading to disease progression and resistance to therapy.

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