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American Cancer Society Recommends Mammograms Later and Less Often
The American Cancer Society announced on Tuesday their new guidelines for breast-cancer screening. They are now recommending that women with average risk of breast cancer should start their first mammogram at age 45 (instead of 40) and continue every year until they reach 54. After age 54 women can get a mammogram every other year (as long…
Breast Cancer Gene: Should You be Tested?
In the fight against breast cancer, there’s a new tool that can help with early detection: genetic testing. Along with annual mammograms and monthly breast self-exams, women who are at high risk for breast cancer may be advised by their physician to consider genetic testing for the two breast cancer genes, BRCA1 or BRCA2. Here are some red flags that could indicate you should consider getting tested:
Worst Inventions Ever: Baby Products
1.Radio Stroller (1921) http://www.idwork.org/story.php?title=radio-stroller-1921 Stroller equipped with a radio, including antenna and loudspeaker, to keep the baby quiet; USA, 1921.
Protect Those Assets! Interesting Celebrity Insurance Policies
You’ve probably seen the news that former Playboy model and Las Vegas burlesque show star Holly Madison just took out $1 million insurance policy on her breasts. But she’s not the first celebrity to place a monetary value on a physical asset. Here are a few other stars over the years who have taken out “interesting” insurance policies: