Therefore, a genetic test can give such results so that the physician is convinced that his patient is normal while he is affected by an undetectable mutation. ... Nevertheless, the patient should be well informed and his consent should be taken even before applying a routine test. ... Of course, prenatal tests should be routinely carried out when necessity arises, but the time should be taken to explain the nature of the test to the prospective mother. ... However, some illnesses, which are widespread in certain ethnic groups, are routinely tested in developed countries. ... However, ther...

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Routine mammograms are mainly used for women who are over the age of 40 and more resistant to the effect so radiation than younger women. ... There was a study done in North America that used 13,000 volunteers who had 5 times higher than normal risk of developing breast cancer. ... The only way to know what is "normal" is to know your own body. ...

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I. Introduction A. What is Colon Cancer? B. What are the stages of Colon Cancer? II. General Information 1. Incidence a. How many people have Colon Cancer? b. How common is Colon Cancer? 2. Causes a. What are the causes of Colon Cancer? 3. Risk Factors 4. Signs and Symptoms 5. Diagnosing Colon ...

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If technology in your daily life routine doesn't concern you, you should think twice about how it really affects the body's health. At least that is the one and only thing that caught my attention of many topics trending around the world. Technology affects us in every way, starting from a simple fl...

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