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After Breast Cancer: Pregnancy OK?
Young women with breast cancer are often advised to wait at least two years after treatment before becoming pregnant.
http://www.webmd.com

Company Name:	Link ID: 111
	Date: May 25, 2009

Category: Pregnancy

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Breast Cancer and Pregnancy - National Cancer Institute
Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of breast cancer during pregnancy.

After Breast Cancer: Pregnancy OK?
Young women with breast cancer are often advised to wait at least two years after treatment before becoming pregnant.

Breast Cancer During Pregnancy
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