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Breast cancer Avastin: Breast cancer Avastin treatment - mcall.com

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No single drug, however, is equally effective against all breast cancers. One such drug, Avastin, has been in the news because the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is considering withdrawing approval for its use in metastatic breast cancer — cancer that has spread to other organs.

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