Chémoprevention
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Chimioprévention
La chimioprévention (chemoprevention en anglais) est une technique de prophylaxie consistant à administrer à une personne des médicaments, vitamines, minéraux ou autres produits pour diminuer son risque de développer une maladie donnée, souvent un cancer.
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Catégorie : Santé publique
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