Andover couple expect rare triplets after twins
Kayce and Nick Weese of Andover learn they are carrying triplets after already raising fraternal twins. Doctors confirm one egg produced identical boys and a girl, due Sept. 29, with bed rest advised. Dakotah, 6, helps at home as the family tightens finances and counts days to August survival.
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PSA level change signals aggressive prostate cancer
A Brigham and Women’s Hospital study shows rapid year-to-year PSA rises before diagnosis better predict deadly tumors than the PSA level alone. The finding, in NEJM, followed 1,095 men over years and supports regular PSA screenings to spot rising trends guiding treatment choices.
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Missouri girl’s brave fight with rare brain cancer ends
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