Mammograms: What You Need to Know
A 2010 study in the New England Journal of Medicine… suggested that aggressive use of mammograms could, at most, reduce the death rate from breast cancer by 2 percent.
READ MOREA 2010 study in the New England Journal of Medicine… suggested that aggressive use of mammograms could, at most, reduce the death rate from breast cancer by 2 percent.
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READ MOREAnne Hofstadter is a breast cancer survivor. Her sister and mother have also had breast cancer. So Anne worries that her 46-year-old daughter
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READ MOREDoctors wear stethoscopes for a reason. Every once in a while, a patient’s heart tells a story you can’t hear any other way.
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