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Two in three of those diagnosed with early breast cancer in the UK are given radiotherapy.
Radiotherapy cuts the risk of someone’s breast cancer recurring after treatment and also of them dying from the disease.
But its dangers include a higher risk of dying from heart disease, lung cancer or oesophageal cancer.
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