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like Garris later. But first, breast cancer. It's in the headlines again amid claims that

thousands of British women are missing out on potentially life-saving treatment. Recent research suggests

that bisphosphonates normally used to treat the bone weakening condition osteoporosis can significantly

reduce the risk of breast cancer spreading. But over half of oncologists surveyed

and not routinely prescribing the drugs. Dr Margaret McCartney's in our Glasgow studio, Margaret,

what's your take on the story? Well, it is very interesting. The bisphosphonates are a group of

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