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Menopause after Breast Cancer - Partner Study

We are currently studying the understanding and perception of menopause in partners of women with breast cancer.

The study will involve completing a few simple questionnaires in the privacy of your own home either mailing them back, reply paid, or completing them online.

We would like to ask you questions about your perception and experiences of having a partner with breast cancer and menopause.

If your partner has been diagnosed with breast cancer and menopause and you would like to know more about this study contact:

Inge Cichello and Catherine McEniry
Phone: 03 9594 7520
Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Your phone call and all information will remain confidential.

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Content updated August 14, 2008

Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 August 2008 )

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