Pre-Menopausal Women With Breast Cancers Having High AR/ER Ratios in the Context of Higher Circulating Testosterone Tend to Have Poorer Outcomes

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New article: Pre-Menopausal Women With Breast Cancers Having High AR/ER Ratios in the Context of Higher Circulating Testosterone Tend to Have Poorer Outcomes https://t.co/kPcksDNMu5 #breastcancer #oncology https://t.co/EDgy3KtdfL

08 Jul 2021

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Data of pre-menopausal women with #BreastCancer suggest it is not merely AR expression but relative activity of ER & hormonal milieu that determine clinical outcomes Indicate both context & interactions ultimately influence tumor behavior @FrontEnd

24 Jun 2021

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RT @shankaracancer: Latest publication by @AKorlimarla and @DRBSSRINATH of @shankaracancer published in @FrontiersIn https://t.co/QQvKhS59y…

22 Jun 2021

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RT @shankaracancer: Latest publication by @AKorlimarla and @DRBSSRINATH of @shankaracancer published in @FrontiersIn https://t.co/QQvKhS59y…

22 Jun 2021

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