Gynecologic oncologists challenged to meet ‘cancer collision’ head on

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This patient is at increased risk for which type of neoplasia?
	A 28-year-old, slightly obese Caucasian woman presented with a long-standing history of intermittently painful “bumps” on both shoulders and her upper back.

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Gynecologic oncologists challenged to meet ‘cancer collision’ head on

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