Beta-Blockers Use and Risk of Breast Cancer in Women with HypertensionBeta-Blockers and Breast Cancer

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#womenshealth #menopause #breastcancer #primaryhealthcare Beta blockers are associated with an increased risk of breast cancer in a dose-response manner. . https://t.co/kO1PkCfscF

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#iatrogenic #melatonin #oncology #StandUpToCancer #primaryhealthcare #generalpractice #agedcare #healthliteracy #NCDs #breastcancer #cancer Use of beta-1 selective blockers is associated with an increased risk of breast cancer in a dose-dependent manner .

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#publichealth #breastcancer #primaryhealthcare #melatonin #generalpractice #healthliteracy #nursing #neuroscience Use of beta-1 selective blockers is associated with an increased risk of breast cancer in a dose-dependent manner. . https://t.co/kO1PkCfscF

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RT @SilkeLeFay: #breastcancer #primaryhealthcare #WomenInScience #hypertension #healthliteracy #wellbeing Nocturnal melatonin levels need…

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