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How body clocks impact breast cancer

You probably know, or have heard about, someone with breast cancer. Almost 58 000 people are diagnosed in the UK every year. Science communication post-graduate Tori Blakeman explains how our biological body clock may play a role in the development of breast cancer tumours

Tori Blakeman

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