Trump says he wants people ‘to stop dying’ but won’t say whether he wants Russia or Ukraine to win war

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New draft guidance drops breast cancer screening age

Most women with average risk should start screening for breast cancer at age 40, and they should get screened every other year through age 74, according to new draft guidance Tuesday from the U.S.

When Should Women Get Regular Mammograms? At 40, U.S. Panel Now Says.

Alarmed by an increase in breast cancer diagnoses among younger women and persistently high death rates among Black women in particular, health experts on Tuesday offered a stark revision to the

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