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erronis

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4. Geez. I have 3 types of cancer. I think if you live long enough it's a good possibility.

Reply to multigraincracker (Reply #3)

Sat Apr 11, 2026, 04:23 PM

13 hrs ago

I'm advancing in years (who wudda thunk?) and I live in one of those areas with good medical services. Regular Medicare (with supplemental) has been my life-line.

Edited to add: I think the main point of this article is on mortality from cancer. Early detection, treatment, and of course avoidance of causes.

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Shifts in cancer mortality: Place of living increasingly determines where historic drop in cancer mortality reaches [View all] erronis 15 hrs ago OP

Interesting that interior locations had higher incidence. live love laugh 14 hrs ago #1

Interesting? Or to be expected? States rejecting Medicaid expansion. MAGA folks voting against themselves. erronis 14 hrs ago #2

Went to a talk a few weeks ago. multigraincracker 13 hrs ago #3

Geez. I have 3 types of cancer. I think if you live long enough it's a good possibility. erronis 13 hrs ago #4