Exercise Linked to Lower Premenopausal Breast Cancer Risk
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Lots of Exercise Lowers Breast Cancer Risk | ThirdAge Articles
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Women Who Breastfeed Appear To Have Lower Risk Of Inherited Breast Cancer
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Arch Intern Med -- Abstract: Lactation and Incidence of Premenopausal Breast Cancer: A Longitudinal Study, Aug 10/24, 2009, Stuebe et al. 169 (15): 1364
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