be Well: How breast cancer screenings can save lives
In today's health check, we spoke with Greenwich Hospital's chair of surgery Dr. Barbara Ward about how screenings can save lives.
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Which is why getting screened is the best way to find it and get it treated.
In today's health check, we spoke with Greenwich Hospital's chair of surgery Dr. Barbara Ward about how screenings can save lives.
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