Are aromatase inhibitors useful for preventing breast cancers?

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В. А. Мороз

All drugs have side effects. In regard to the most common, perhaps this short article will be useful.

Conference Paper SIDE EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM USE OF AROMATASE INHIBITORS

Nishan Sengupta

Thankyou

Marialuigina Fruscella

Yes, Femara is an aromates inhibitors useful for preventing recurrence's breast cancer

Okay , Thankyou for clarifying my doubts