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Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI scan
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Re: Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI sc
Lots of things can kill you when you get to be 2500 years old.
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Re: Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI sc
Slow and agonizing death.
Slow and agonizing death.
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Re: Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI sc
2500 years ago in Siberia? Slow and agonizing life is more like it...
2500 years ago in Siberia? Slow and agonizing life is more like it...
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Re: Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI sc
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Re: Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI sc
Tattooed junkie died at age of 25. Big shock.
Tattooed junkie died at age of 25. Big shock.
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Re: Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI sc
She's hot.
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Re: Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI sc
If only pink ribbons had been invented 2500 years ago...
If only pink ribbons had been invented 2500 years ago...
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Re: Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI sc
Did anyone else find this article a bit strange?
Siberian Scientist? Did they consult with the Yukon Scientists?
It is odd the guy diagnosis Breast cancer in a 2500 year old cadaver by MRI when it is know to produce false positive results in live women.
"Drawbacks of breast MRI for general screening
Although breast MRI is a more sensitive test than mammography in many ways, this increased sensitivity may cause areas of the breast that do not have cancer to appear abnormal, producing an increased number of false-positive test results. False-positive test results indicate cancer when no cancer is actually present. This may lead to unnecessary biopsies (removal of breast tissue for further study) and increased anxiety for many women."
Given the long explanation of the known benefits by the ancients of the use of herbs, including cannabis, I would speculate that the diagnosis found an aliment to fit the preferred prescription.
Did anyone else find this article a bit strange?
Siberian Scientist? Did they consult with the Yukon Scientists?
It is odd the guy diagnosis Breast cancer in a 2500 year old cadaver by MRI when it is know to produce false positive results in live women.
"Drawbacks of breast MRI for general screening
Although breast MRI is a more sensitive test than mammography in many ways, this increased sensitivity may cause areas of the breast that do not have cancer to appear abnormal, producing an increased number of false-positive test results. False-positive test results indicate cancer when no cancer is actually present. This may lead to unnecessary biopsies (removal of breast tissue for further study) and increased anxiety for many women."
Given the long explanation of the known benefits by the ancients of the use of herbs, including cannabis, I would speculate that the diagnosis found an aliment to fit the preferred prescription.
