Breast Cancer has not been stopped.
Scientific discoveries are dependent on new ideas and moving beyond the status quo. Earlier.org - Friends for an Earlier Breast Cancer Test®, a 501(c) 3 organization, is the nation’s only breast cancer charity focused exclusively on supporting research for new discoveries of an innovative biological test to detect breast cancer earlier.
Most breast cancer is in the body five to eight years before it can be detected through current methods. Science and technology are coming together to create the venue for discovery of a new test that would detect breast cancer at its earliest stages, possibly before a tumor has even formed.
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