Skin lesions in breast cancer patients could lead to tumor, more study needed

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Skin lesions in breast cancer patients could lead to tumor, more study needed

Physicians have long noticed that breast cancer patients who have had surgery or radiation therapy have an heightened risk of developing angiosarcoma, a rare type of cancer that originates in the lining of the blood vessels.

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newswise.com — “Loyola researchers conclude more study needed to find markers that can reliably predict which lesions will progress to deadly angiosarcomas.” View full resource at newswise.com