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    • Chapter 1 - Introduction
    • Chapter 2 - Breast Cancer Risk, Diagnosis and Treatment
    • Chapter 3 - Advanced Medical Issues
      • Advanced (Metastatic) Breast Cancer and Recurrences
      • Home Health Care
      • Hospice Care and End of Life Issues
    • Chapter 4 - Genetic Testing and Counseling
    • Chapter 5 - Multicultural Issues and Resources
    • Chapter 6 - Challenges for Unique Groups
    • Chapter 7 - Financial and Other Assistance
    • Chapter 8 - Insurance, Legal and Employment Issues
    • Chapter 9 - Support for Patients, Family and Caregivers
    • Chapter 10 - Women Building Bridges
    • Chapter 11 - Survivorship
    • Chapter 12 - Suppliers of Breast Cancer Products and Services
    • Chapter 13 - North Carolina Hospitals and Cancer Centers
    • Chapter 14 - Complementary Therapies
    • Chapter 15 - Advocacy, Medical Information and Research
    • Chapter 16 - Appendix
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Chapter 3 - Advanced Medical Issues

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  • Advanced (Metastatic) Breast Cancer and Recurrences
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  • Hospice Care and End of Life Issues
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