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Five years of adjuvant exemestane offers no benefit over sequential tamoxifen-exemestane

Shalmali Pal

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Abstract

Exemestane alone and exemestane following tamoxifen, are equally appropriate treatment options, according to results from TEAM, the first trial prospectively powered to test the superiority of five years of aromatase inhibitors compared with a specific sequential strategy in postmenopausal women with endocrine-sensitive breast cancer.

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Exemestane alone and exemestane following tamoxifen, are equally appropriate treatment options, according to results from TEAM, the first trial prospectively powered to test the superiority of five years of aromatase inhibitors compared with a specific sequential strategy in postmenopausal women with endocrine-sensitive breast cancer.

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Exemestane alone and exemestane following tamoxifen, are equally appropriate treatment options, according to results from TEAM, the first trial prospectively powered to test the superiority of five years of aromatase inhibitors compared with a specific sequential strategy in postmenopausal women with endocrine-sensitive breast cancer.

Key concepts: Exemestane, Tamoxifen, Medicine, Breast cancer, Aromatase, Oncology, Adjuvant, Internal medicine

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