In recent months, controversy has swirled
around the proper age at which women should have their first mammograms and Pap smears. Yet even as these questions dominate the headlines, we ought not lose
sight of a larger issue that affects the lives of every potential cancer patient, male and female: the emotional and economical costs associated with false
positives in cancer testing.
Stanford University professors have broken new ground by trekking through North Korea to
initiate the installation of a diagnostic lab to test drug-resistant tuberculosis
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