Blood test scans for cancers shows promising early results
Johns Hopkins researchers report a blood test detecting mutations in 16 genes and protein markers can identify about 70 percent of eight common cancers in 1005 participants. The test, not yet available, could reduce unnecessary follow ups but experts urge caution and further validation before screening use.
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Life with a Hoarder Turns Home Into Crowded Nightmare
Dear Amy writes about a mid 50s couple struggling with a hoarder husband who refuses renovations. Neighbors filed complaints and a contractor was to visit next weekend as bags and boxes of clutter pile up, piling stress on their home in Illinois.
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HPV vaccination guidance stresses early protection for youth
Health experts advise vaccinating both boys and girls before sexual exposure, ideally around ages 11 to 12, to maximize immune response. Older individuals may still receive the vaccine, but annual medical visits remain important for early detection of any HPV-related issues.
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