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STAR Press Materials and Related Information
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End in Sight for First Phase of Major Breast Cancer Prevention Study (03/04/2004)
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Fewer Women Needed to Determine Results of Breast Cancer Prevention Study (10/28/2003)
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Tamoxifen May Help, Not Hurt, Brain Function (04/16/2002)
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The Effect of Tamoxifen on Benign Breast Disease (12/10/2001)
- STAR Image Gallery
- General Motors Teams Up with Cancer Researchers
to Take a Step Toward Breast Cancer Prevention
- STAR Year-1 Press Release
- STAR Year-1 Press Release in Spanish
- STAR Year-1 Press Release in French
- STAR Year-1 Press Release: Participation of Hispanic Women Gaining Momentum
- STAR Year-1 Press Release: Participation of African-Americans Gaining Momentum
- STAR Year-1 Press Release: Native-Americans
- Press Conference Announcing the Opening of The Study of Tamoxifen and Raloxifene (STAR) (May 1999)
- Breast Cancer Prevention Trial Seeks
Minority Women During National Minority Cancer Awareness Week, April 16-22, 2000 (04/12/2000)
(Also Available in Spanish)
- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Statement on the
Women's Health Initiative Study (04/03/2000)