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Neha Pathak1,2, Ann Marie Corrado2, Jean M Seely3,4

  • 1Division of Medical Oncology and Hematology, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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カナダのプライマリケア提供者は,現在,乳がん (BC) の健康とスクリーニングのベストプラクティスのためのコンセンサス文書を持っています. このガイドは,スクリーニングの開始,高リスクの個人,そして患者のケアを改善するための共同意思決定を扱っています.

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乳がんの腫瘍についてデルフィ技法 デルフィ技法とは家族 家族 家族 家族 家族 家族集団スクリーニング

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