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phil
@phil
I recently came across a cancer screening service that looked modern, convenient, and offered a simple fee structure. For the life of me, I can't find it anymore. Anyone have a good rec here?
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aneri
@aneri.base.eth
Prenuvo?
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kromo.eth
@chromatic
I’ve seen studies that show that cancer screenings is actually net negative to society, with MRI you will always find “something” even though you are perfectly healthy. Usually it leads to a process of checking out several “anomalies” that turns out to be nothing. This process is not good for anxiety etc.
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Mr. Fox
@mrfox
Prenuvo
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nullable.eth 🎩
@nullable.eth
I recently saw an ad for something like that and have had it on my browser tab to research more. https://mynucleus.com/
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crimsonefr
@crimsonefr
Have a family member in cancer club, so did lots of research. Blood Tumor Mark: Many false positives and negatives. Liquid Biopsy: Useful if you know exactly what cancer cell you are looking for. Else just looking for a sand in a needle in the sea MRI/CT/Colonoscopy: Each have their own use case. Refer to NCCN guide
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GhengisKoin
@ghengiskoin
Was it marek health?
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FrensFerdinand
@frensferdinand
If you are in the Uk you can take part in a trial where they are using blood bio markers to predict disease
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WZP
@wzp
Is there any (preferably non industry funded) research out there supporting this type of cancer screening? I personally haven’t yet come across any. Screening guidelines are of course always in flux, but I’m usually skeptical of the claims these companies make
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Liev Dalton
@beyondterrain
You don’t need it bro
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