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How precision medicine is improving prostate cancer detection

New, statistically derived guidelines are helping urologists across Michigan zero in on which prostate cancer patients to scan for spread of their disease.

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Surfing by Stephanie Prechter

Documentary Photography by Stephanie Prechter

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Doublecheck by Stephanie Prechter

Emerging Forbes Scholars

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Physicians’ misunderstanding of genetic test results may hamper mastectomy decisions for breast cancer patients

A recent survey of over 2,000 women newly diagnosed with breast cancer found that half of those who undergo bilateral mastectomy after genetic testing don’t actually have mutations known to confer increased risk of additional cancers.

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2017 Senior Forbes Scholars

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