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Intrauterine devices (IUDs) can be used to treat endometrial cancer (AlphaGalileo, 28 September 2010)

Bone-disease drug could treat breast cancer (Nature News, 29 September 2010)

29 Sept 2010

A collaboration between a group of EU-funded scientists and US-based biotechnology firm Amgen has resulted in two papers published in Nature that implicate RANKL, the target of the new bone drug denosumab, in progestin-driven progression of breast cancer cells.

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