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Journal: Curr. Oncol., 2023
Volume: 30
Number: 571

Article: Capturing the True Cost of Breast Cancer Treatment: Molecular Subtype and Stage-Specific per-Case Activity-Based Costing
Authors: by Anna N. Wilkinson, Jean M. Seely, Moira Rushton, Phillip Williams, Erin Cordeiro, Alexandra Allard-Coutu, Nicole J. Look Hong, Nikitha Moideen, Jessica Robinson, Julie Renaud, James G. Mainprize and Martin J. Yaffe
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