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Urine test for breast cancer

September 03, 2008

boston, breast cancer, urine test, risk

Yes, you read that right. Some researchers in Boston have come up with a urine test that can tell you if you're at risk for breast cancer.

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Isn't science grand! Urine testing has come a long way and it would be wonderful that a simple test could indicate at least tumor irregularities. Less invasive initial testing is...

Isn't science grand! Urine testing has come a long way and it would be wonderful that a simple test could indicate at least tumor irregularities. Less invasive initial testing is a good start.

September 03, 2008

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