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In a study of 1.3 million women, ages 40 to 74, having a false positive on a screening mammogram was associated with a slightly increased chance that the woman would eventually develop breast cancer. The extra risk seemed to be independent of the density
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It’s well known that medical help for women in Nevada could be a lot better. As you’ll hear from a woman stricken with it, there's one particular area of disease that can be very difficult to find good help with.
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