Women stop taking breast cancer drugs due to aches and pains: study
Women stop taking breast cancer drugs due to aches and pains: study
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A new study has found that 13 per cent of women stopped taking estrogen-blocking aromatase inhibitors because of side effects such as joint and muscle pain. |
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News entry number 1112 added on Sep 8, 2007 in the Health category.
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