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Can Social Support Help in Breast Cancer Fight?

News & Notes, October 23, 2006 · An ongoing study from the University of Chicago suggests that women who don't have strong social support could be more prone to breast cancer. Sarah Gehlert, director of the university's Center for Interdisciplinary Health Disparities Research, talks about the study.

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