Early blood test aims to detect ovarian cancer earlier
New proteomics based blood tests move toward early relapse detection in ovarian cancer and reducing unnecessary prostate biopsies. NCI and FDA researchers show promise with patterns of protein fragments in blood, while Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp plan prescription tests for high risk women.
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Blood test for ovarian cancer not reliable says doctor
The CA-125 blood test can rise with non cancerous conditions like fibroids and endometriosis. It is not a reliable stand alone indicator of ovarian cancer though it does show the effectiveness of therapy when treatment works. Scans and ultrasounds are more reliable for detection.
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Girl testifies as molester convicted in church case
A mother recalls her 8 and 9 year old daughters testifying against a teenage boy from their church. After years of pressure and moves they faced, the girls stood firm in court and the boy was found guilty. The writer urges protecting children through involving them in the legal process for healing.
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Prevent browning of sliced apples with citrus water
Hints suggest dipping apple slices in a cup of water with lemon lime or orange juice to slow oxidation. If time allows prepare dishes with fresh apples right before serving to minimize browning.
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