Controlled trial of tamoxifen as a single adjuvant agent in the management of early breast cancer

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At a maximum follow up of 8 years (median 5 years 6 months) in a randomised trial of adjuvant tamoxifen versus no treatment as therapy for early breast cancer, a significant advantage persists for patients receiving 20mg of tamoxifen daily for 2 years. This advantage is independent of menopausal status, stage, grade and ER status. Log hazard rate analysis fails to demonstrate a rebound effect on stopping the drug and suggests that more prolonged treatment might further improve results. © 1988 The Macmillan Press Ltd.

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Baum, M., Brinkley, D. M., Dosset, J. A., McPherson, K., Jackson, I. M., Rubens, R. D., … Palmer, M. K. (1988). Controlled trial of tamoxifen as a single adjuvant agent in the management of early breast cancer. British Journal of Cancer, 57(6), 608–611. https://doi.org/10.1038/bjc.1988.138

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