New Test For Detecting Early Signs of Breast Cancer

http://www.neomatrix.com Mammography is recommended by age 40, but Halo offers an alternative to younger women for detecting early signs of breast cancer.
The "Halo Breast Pap Test" goes beyond x-rays by detecting abnormal cells as much as eight years before they become cancer.
The test detects 95-percent of the most common breast cancer. Go to http://www.NeoMatrix.com for more information.

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[divinesunshine123]

I also had an MRI and it showed what the thermology showed.

[divinesunshine123]

mammograms-I won't have them. I use thermology & it found what the Ultrasound did not find. They are also testing out a new test that uses radio waves & it is much more accurate. Breast tissue is very sensitive to radiation & I do not think it should be used. Thermology is used in Europe-the US has lagged behind. Also, the UK has a test that can test for breast cancer & will release it to the public very soon. Otherwise go get a AMAS test. It is a cancer blood test that is about 93-95% accurate.

[robynsegg]

Wow, you uploaded this on my 40th birthday! This is the year I get my 1st mammogram. Thanks for the info!

[tracy10UT]

Too bad they can't invent better tests yet. I sincerely believe mammograms are extremely dangerous, especially when so many women undergo three full sets in a row due to broken down equipment. (Yes, quite a number of women undergo this).