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Dr. James Ingle of Mayo Clinic was the lead U.S. researcher on the study of a new breast cancer drug. The drug, called letrozole, has proven effective in preventing cancer from reoccuring. The study was halted early because of the dramatic results. (Photo courtesy of Mayo Clinic)

Dr. James Ingle of Mayo Clinic was the lead U.S. researcher on the study of a new breast cancer drug. The drug, called letrozole, has proven effective in preventing cancer from reoccuring. The study was halted early because of the dramatic results.

(Photo courtesy of Mayo Clinic)
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