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Part of Women with Breast Cancer Receive Unnecessary Chemotherapy: Research Into How Things Can Go so Wrong

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Some women with breast cancer may be receiving unnecessary chemotherapy. Medical oncologists do not always test whether a course of chemotherapy is beneficial. The reason for this is unknown. This is currently being investigated.
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For Arianne Nas (68) it was immediately clear: she would do everything to be cured of breast cancer. A mastectomy, radiation and possibly chemotherapy: "Even though that is quite intense." But, fortunately for her, things turned out a little differently.

·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Some women with breast cancer may be receiving unnecessary chemotherapy. Medical oncologists do not always test whether a course of chemotherapy is beneficial. The reason for this is unknown. This is currently being investigated.

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bd.nl broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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