The Association between Smoking and Mortality in Women with Breast Cancer: A Real-World Database Analysis.

Cancers (Basel) · 2022 · PMC9558950 · PMID 36230488

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It was also shown that women with breast cancer in late clinical stages (III and IV) who also smoked had significant overall mortality risks compared with non-smokers, but there was only borderline significance regarding the cancer-specific mortality risk.

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