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Ultrasound screening improves ovarian cancer survival?

Publish date: October 19, 2018

 

Annual ultrasound screening for asymptomatic women at risk of epithelial ovarian cancer can lead to lower staging and improved survival. Also today, fat attenuation index boosts coronary CT prognostication, peripheral arterial disease diagnostic tests vary wildly in patients with diabetes, and big drinkers face a new massive health burden.

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