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Women with higher circulating levels carotenoids are at a significantly lower risk of breast cancer, according to new research.
Carotenoids are the compounds that make many fruits and vegetables colorful. These pigments have been studied repeatedly for their health benefits, including anti-cancer properties. Delete the scoop?
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Interesting article on the possible future development of sequencing in the primary care office. The article builds off a new technology reported by Anne Eisenberg in a recent NY Times article. This technology from a company called Knome, allows a single Lab or office to sequence a person's genome. The technology costs about $125,000.