1992
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.304.6842.1632
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Life events and breast cancer prognosis.

Abstract: The size of our trial was indeed based on a comparison of active with placebo treatment, but, as we pointed out, an assessment of the two active agents was an important secondary objective from the outset. The advantage of the diuretic over the 3 blocker was clear, particularly for coronary events, and is also suggested by other recent results.' Swedberg is surely not suggesting that findings of such immediate clinical relevance should remain unreported.

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“…There have been suggestions that stressful life events predispose to cancer. 18 Likewise, if a patient has already been depressed prior to the diagnosis of depression, it is likely to recur or become exacerbated. 19 However, evidences for these claim is conflicting and subsequent studies did not replicate the observations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There have been suggestions that stressful life events predispose to cancer. 18 Likewise, if a patient has already been depressed prior to the diagnosis of depression, it is likely to recur or become exacerbated. 19 However, evidences for these claim is conflicting and subsequent studies did not replicate the observations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%