N	Concordance
1	age-specific hysterectomy would yield a uterine cancer incidence rate that was a
2	verestimated the number of non-cervical uterine cancer cases in the past. In ad
3	 eight times greater risk of developing uterine cancer than women who do not tak
4	to hold the growing fetus. Because most uterine cancer develops in the endometri
5	To enhance cost-effective management of uterine cancer by predicting the likelih
6	t women taking tamoxifen face a risk of uterine cancer about two to three time
7	have had recent surgery for early stage uterine cancer (stages I or II).  Parti
8	 the raloxifene arm were diagnosed with uterine cancer during the first month of
9	r while taking tamoxifen have died from uterine cancer, most of  the uterine can
10	n removed is in no danger of developing uterine cancer. Many doctors now believe