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False positive cancer screening tests doesn’t resonate in Congress

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Criticizing cancer screening advocates can be a difficult thing to do.

Gary Schwtizer writes about the case of Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), who is introducing a new bill advocating breast cancer screening to begin earlier than the current suggested age of 40.

Ms. Wasserman Schultz was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 42, and wants “to educate the public, particularly young women and their doctors, about the need (more…)


April 4th, 2009 |

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