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Mastectomy Research Today Archive:
Volume 1 (2004) Issue 1 (October) Issue 2 (November) Issue 3 (December)
Volume 2 (2005) Issue 1 (January) Issue 2 (February) Issue 3 (March) Issue 4 (April) Issue 5 (May) Issue 6 (June) Issue 7 (July) Issue 8 (August) Issue 9 (September) Issue 10 (October) Issue 11 (November) Issue 12 (December)
Volume 3 (2006) Issue 1 (January) Issue 2 (February) Issue 3 (March) Issue 4 (April) Issue 5 (May) Issue 6 (June) Issue 7 (July) Issue 8 (August) Issue 9 (September) Issue 10 (October) Issue 11 (November) Issue 12 (December)
Volume 4 (2007) Issue 1 (January) Issue 2 (February) Issue 3 (March) Issue 4 (April) Issue 5 (May) Issue 6 (June) Issue 7 (July) Issue 8 (August) Issue 9 (September) Issue 10 (October) Issue 11 (November) Issue 12 (December)
Volume 5 (2008) Issue 1 (January) Issue 2 (February) Issue 3 (March) Issue 4 (April) Issue 5 (May) Issue 6 (June) Issue 7 (July) Issue 8 (August) Issue 9 (September) Issue 10 (October) Issue 11 (November) Issue 12 (December)
Volume 6 (2009) Issue 1 (January) Issue 2 (February) Issue 3 (March) Issue 4 (April) Issue 5 (May) Issue 6 (June) Issue 7 (July) Issue 8 (August) Issue 9 (September) Issue 10 (October) Issue 11 (November) Issue 12 (December)
Volume 7 (2010) Issue 1 (January) Issue 2 (February) Issue 3 (March)
!['That's like chopping off a finger because you're afraid it might get broken': Disease and illness in women's views of prophylactic mastectomy [An article from: Social Science & Medicine]](http://mastectomy.researchtoday.net/images/mastectomy-B000RR7GXU.jpg "'That's like chopping off a finger because you're afraid it might get broken': Disease and illness in women's views of prophylactic mastectomy [An article from: Social Science & Medicine]")