Breast cancer
from 1993 to 2001
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https://doi.org/10.22491/2357-9730.125730Keywords:
Breast cancer, futureAbstract
In a special article published in December 1993, entitled "Breast Cancer after 2001", the authors presented a forecast concerning epidemiology, diagnosis, and treatment of breast cancer for the new millenium. Eight years later it is our objective to review and compare the forecasts and present facts. Significant progress has happened, the cure rates are higher, mortality has been reduced, and treatment is more humane. The advancements of Medicine in chronic diseases like cancer, however, are observably slow and demand long periods of time to be better understood.
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