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Tamoxifen is a drug used to treat certain types of breast cancer in women and men. It is also used to prevent breast cancer in women who have had ductal carcinoma in situ (abnormal cells in the ducts of the breast) and in women who are at a high risk of developing breast cancer. Tamoxifen is also being studied in the treatment of other types of cancer. It blocks the effects of the hormone estrogen in the breast. Tamoxifen is a type of antiestrogen. Also called tamoxifen citrate.
AstraZeneca launches ARIMIDEX Direct to help cancer patients

AstraZeneca launches ARIMIDEX Direct to help cancer patients

Increasing age associated with higher risk of death from breast cancer

Increasing age associated with higher risk of death from breast cancer

Body's zinc control mechanisms may be key to aggressive breast cancer treatments

Body's zinc control mechanisms may be key to aggressive breast cancer treatments

Researchers create vaccine that reduces tumors in mice

Researchers create vaccine that reduces tumors in mice

Chemotherapy can cause cognitive problems in breast cancer survivors

Chemotherapy can cause cognitive problems in breast cancer survivors

Combination of two anti-estrogen drugs extends survival time of women with breast cancer

Combination of two anti-estrogen drugs extends survival time of women with breast cancer

Adjuvant zoledronic acid shows promise against ER-positive premenopausal breast cancer

Adjuvant zoledronic acid shows promise against ER-positive premenopausal breast cancer

Notch inhibitor appears to treat breast cancer

Notch inhibitor appears to treat breast cancer

Combination treatment extends lives of women with metastatic breast cancer

Combination treatment extends lives of women with metastatic breast cancer

Male breast cancer patients report tamoxifen side effects

Male breast cancer patients report tamoxifen side effects

Scientists discover molecular basis for tamoxifen resistance and potential way to defeat it

Scientists discover molecular basis for tamoxifen resistance and potential way to defeat it

Researchers show how ER-positive breast cancer tumors become resistant to tamoxifen

Researchers show how ER-positive breast cancer tumors become resistant to tamoxifen

TWIST protein plays a major role in controlling estrogen resistance in breast cancer

TWIST protein plays a major role in controlling estrogen resistance in breast cancer

MicroRNA-101 can block autophagy in cancer cells

MicroRNA-101 can block autophagy in cancer cells

Ibris to develop a quick and economical analysis of tissue from breast cancer biopsies

Ibris to develop a quick and economical analysis of tissue from breast cancer biopsies

Drug combo for breast cancer in post-menopausal women shows promise

Drug combo for breast cancer in post-menopausal women shows promise

Combination of everolimus, exemestane holds promise against post-menopausal breast cancer

Combination of everolimus, exemestane holds promise against post-menopausal breast cancer

Letrozole reduces risk of breast cancer recurrences and death in post-menopausal women

Letrozole reduces risk of breast cancer recurrences and death in post-menopausal women

New data from Pfizer's investigational oncology compounds to be presented at EMCC 2011

New data from Pfizer's investigational oncology compounds to be presented at EMCC 2011

Study confirms tamoxifen is superior to fulvestrant in blocking estrogen

Study confirms tamoxifen is superior to fulvestrant in blocking estrogen

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