Radiotherapy ‘does not improve breast cancer survival after 30 years’

Nor does it improve overall survival after 30 years, according to the new study, which is being presented to the European Breast Cancer Conference in Spain.
Radiotherapy ‘does not improve breast cancer survival after 30 years’

New study tracks women for 30 years after breast cancer surgery (PA)

One of the longest-ever follow up studies of breast cancer patients has found that radiotherapy does not appear to improve survival after 30 years.

Researchers found that radiotherapy with either chemotherapy or the hormone drug tamoxifen after surgery does reduce the risk of the disease returning in the subsequent 10 years.

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