What a nice note!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Thanks Anne for the thoughtful note. It was generous of you to write down for the record how pleased you are with […]
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More good news about thermography
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Never forget: Primum non nocere or “First do no harm”… thermography vs. mammography. Why not start with the non-toxic option? – Careful
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Breast Cancer screening? Consider Ultrasound.
Dr. Weeks Comment: Breast MRI, ultrasound, thermography – there are a group of options to consider when you want to screen for breast cancer. We
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Mammograms… oops.
Quandary With Mammograms: Get a Screening, or Just Skip It? – By DENISE GRADY Published: November 2, 2009 Here we go again. Another study raises
Take only the best up there!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Part of being an informed patient is knowing whether your doctor is using modern enough tools. Now we learn that not all
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COPD and Asthma and can’t breathe
Dr. Weeks Comment: Often the new, safer and more effective tests are not offered by your doctor or hospital because they have to use the
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New Prostate test for those concerned about cancer
Dr. Weeks Clinic: This blood test is worth doing BEFORE you get needle biopsy. Ask your doctor about this test. – Test for Prostate Cancer
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MMP8 – get yours tested
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The enzyme matrix metalloproteinase-8 is worth assessing. Ask your doctor! Enzyme Is Key To Clogged Arteries, Scientists Find ScienceDaily (Sep. 26, 2009)
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Ultrasound – use it first for assessment of melanoma
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: primum non nocere – first do no harm – even in the diagnostic process. Ultrasound Can Predict Tumor Burden And Survival
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Not new, not news – glad others are catching up…
New Cancer Drug Test Promises Safer And More Effective Clinical Trials ScienceDaily (Sep. 24, 2009) ”” A group of scientists from Hamburg may have taken
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