The New York Times
When Jo Symons was found to have cancer, there was an extra complication: doctors could not tell what type of cancer she had.
Tumors were found in her neck, chest and lymph nodes. But those tumors
had spread there from someplace else, and her doctors could not
determine whether the original site was the breast, the colon, the
ovary or some other organ. Without that knowledge, they could not offer
optimal treatment... Read More
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