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... > environmental sociology > biology and chemistry > disease > gynecologic diseases > breast diseases

... > environmental sociology > society > disease > gynecologic diseases > breast diseases

... > health and social care > medical science > disease > gynecologic diseases > breast diseases

... > life sciences > medical science > disease > gynecologic diseases > breast diseases

... > poverty > effects of poverty > disease > gynecologic diseases > breast diseases

... > health services research > disease, disability, health, and health behavior > disease > gynecologic diseases > breast diseases

social science subjects > health and social care > global health > localized diseases > breast diseases

... > sociology of work encyc > everyday life at work > illness > endocrine disease > breast diseases

... > sociology of health, illness and the body > body (sociology) > illness > endocrine disease > breast diseases

... > health and social care > global health > systemic diseases > endocrine disease > breast diseases

... > environmental sociology > biology and chemistry > disease > endocrine disease > breast diseases

... > environmental sociology > society > disease > endocrine disease > breast diseases

... > health and social care > medical science > disease > endocrine disease > breast diseases

... > life sciences > medical science > disease > endocrine disease > breast diseases

... > poverty > effects of poverty > disease > endocrine disease > breast diseases

... > health services research > disease, disability, health, and health behavior > disease > endocrine disease > breast diseases

breast diseases

To understand breast conditions, it is necessary to appreciate the distinct tissues that make up the breast. The breast is composed primarily of glandular tissues and supporting, or stromal, tissues. [Source: Encyclopedia of Global Health; Breast Diseases]

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