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In Hungary, breast cancer is the most frequent cancer and was the second most common cause of tumor-related mortality among women in 2020. Growing collection of real-world health data enables a better understanding of cancer care pathways in diagnosis and the evaluation of treatment efficiency. We aimed to investigate the clinical characteristics and pathways of care of patients receiving targeted therapy for breast cancer in a real-world setting in Hungary.
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