Antinausea medication linked to improving breast cancer

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A recent study has found that the anti-nausea medication Aprepitant may do more than just prevent vomiting during chemotherapy.

It could also improve survival rates in women with early-stage breast cancer.

The strongest benefits were seen in those with triple negative breast cancer, a more aggressive form of the disease.

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