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The Predictive Accuracy of PREDICT:A Personalized Decision-Making Tool for Southeast Asian Women With Breast Cancer

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This population-based study suggests that several initial cancers are associated with elevated risk of CCA, and the increased risk may be due to shared genetic or environmental etiological factors between these malignancies.

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