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Mystery of tamoxifen-associated uterine cancer uncovered
Tamoxifen is an essential drug in breast cancer therapy. Unlike prevailing models of therapy-related tumorigenesis, tamoxifen acts by directly activating the PI3K pathway, bypassing the need for mutations in one of the most common driver genes in sporadic uterine cancer. These findings open avenues for investigating similar mechanisms in other drugs.
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