Women who were screened for breast cancer on a yearly basis were shown to have a 17% lower risk of death compared to those who received screenings every two years, according to a new study. Read More in FOX News. Read More in Red Pill NOWlej.
Women who were screened for breast cancer on a yearly basis were shown to have a 17% lower risk of death compared to those who received screenings every two years, according to a new study. Read More in FOX News. Read More in Red Pill NOWlej.
