We believe the answer to this question is yes. When mammary carcinogenesis was studied (measured) in terms of the incidence of rats (at risk) with one or more mammary adenocarcinomas, there was a significant trend for the rats that received both DES and radiation to develop tumors sooner than the rats that received only DES.
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Effect of interval between neutron radiation and diethylstilbestrol on mammary carcinogenesis in female ACI rats.
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