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). Among Hispanics in the United States, the country’s largest minority, NMTC is now the second most common cancer among women, accounting for 9% of all incident female cancer cases in this minority ( 3 ). Even though NMTC is a highly familial malignancy
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subjects provided their written informed consent. Subjects were recruited from the US–Mexico border region of El Paso, TX, a region that consists of 82.1% of individuals who are identifed as being of Hispanic heritage ( 30 ). Inclusion criteria for this
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