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Hormone Receptor Status of Second Breast Cancers in Women With Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

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By Claire M. Eden, Georgia Syrnioti, Josh Johnson, Anne Moore
| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Verified
Hormone Receptor Status of Second Breast Cancers in Women With Triple-Negative Breast Cancer A personal history of breast cancer is a strong risk factor for subsequent breast malignant neoplasm.1,2 Adjuvant endocrine therapy for hormone receptor (HR)–positive disease reduces this risk.
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Down the Punk Rock Highway: 35 Years of Writings & Interviews By Jared Forman, 120 pgs.

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By Jared Forman, Billups Allen, Anne Moore, Katie Dunne
| Razorcake Verified
Sep 19, 2024 In 2005, the first issue of the zine A Beat of Our Own was unleashed upon the world by Jared Forman, a punk rock aficionado from Waterbury, Conn. From the very beginning, Forman’s zine was bursting with interviews “on classic punk acts (The Detonators, Anti-Nowhere League, Dangerhouse Records),” wrote James McQuiston in his 2007 review of the zine.
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How to "Win" at Life · College Park Church

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By Bob Martin, Greg Palys, Anne Moore, Chris Martin Verified
| College Park Church Sermon Podcast
I could tell my son was frustrated by the look on his face. He was trying to teach me a new card game, but to me it was just one rule after another: a two resets the count, an eight mirrors the card below, a seven forces the player to play low, and so on. Finally, I blurted out, “But what do I have to do to win?” Have you ever felt like that? All you hear are rules, and you just want to cut to the chase: What is the objective? What do you have to do to win?
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