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Home ›  Cancer Learning Centre  › Radiation Therapy To The Breast: Most Common Side Effects

Radiation Therapy To The Breast: Most Common Side Effects

Updated on: Dec 30, 2024   Share

An overview of the most common side effects when getting radiation therapy to the breast. Created by the Waterloo Wellington Regional Cancer Program.

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  1. Radiation Therapytothe Breast Pemgrrcc0018 Dec2024 Final (PDF File, 224.35 KB)


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