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Overdiagnosis of Cancer in Our Medical System
Last week I read a book given by my lecturer in medschool, she lend me this book because she knew I would enjoy this book. And I did! She said at first she hesitated to tell me about this book … Continue reading
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Tagged book, cancer, dr. welch, health, key points, medical, medical school, medicine, overdiagnosed, overdiagnosis, patients, screening
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