Breast cancer survivorship: the role of perceived discrimination and sexual orientation.

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Relationship between sexual orientation and quality of life in female breast cancer survivors.Sexual minority cancer survivors' satisfaction with care A qualitative exploration of the meaning of the term "survivor" to young women living with a history of breast cancer.

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