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Twin sisters: Varied cancer treatment

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Leigh and Nicola Baker, identical twin sisters in their 20s, were both diagnosed with breast cancer within weeks of each other.

Their experience provides an extraordinary comparison of the different ways the disease is treated.

Graham Satchell reports.

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