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Breast reconstruction may not boost well-being 
Yahoo! News | Fri, Aug 7
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Women who have a mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer seem have a similar quality of life in the long term whether they have breast reconstruction surgery or not, a research review suggests.
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