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Old 07-03-2013, 04:05 PM #3
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Originally Posted by sandy56 View Post
I was diagnosed at age 56 so this info is concerning. Thanks for the post.
I will be sure to keep up with my screenings
Sandy
Sorry to pass on bad news--but I figured it might make us more diligent with our screening, like you say, so it was worth posting. But take a careful look at the study--it seemed awfully small to me.

Abby
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