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A combined connectivity mapping and pharmacoepidemiology approach to identify existing medications with breast cancer causing or preventing properties.

John BusbyLiam MurrayKen MillsShu-Dong ZhangFabio LiberanteChris R Cardwell
Published in: Pharmacoepidemiology and drug safety (2017)
In this instance, our combined connectivity mapping and pharmacoepidemiological approach did not identify any additional medications that were substantially associated with breast cancer risk. This could be due to limitations in the connectivity mapping, such as implausible dosage requirements, or the pharmacoepidemiology, such as residual confounding.
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