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Ms. Loeters is almost certain she has breast cancer: until Dr. Rutger asks that one question

Ms. Loeters is almost certain she has breast cancer: until Dr. Rutger asks that one question

Mrs. Loeters feared she had breast cancer due to persistent breast pain, despite physical examinations and a mammogram showing no abnormalities. Her case shifted when she suddenly remembered an important detail that provided new context for her symptoms.

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