Researchers at MIT have developed a wearable device which can fit in standard bra, which can detect the early stages of a tumor, as small as 0.3 centimeters in diameter. The device uses ultrasound images and allows wearers to monitor their breast tissue for any abnormalities at home. This device could be invaluable for those at high risk of developing breast cancer, as the survival rate is nearly 100 percent when detected in the earliest stages.
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Kane Brown is coming back to MVP Arena as part of his High Road Tour on May 15, 2025 along with Mitchell Tenpenny and Ashley Cooke.
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Grand opening of the new location at 37 Bay Street in Glens Falls. Free breakfast and lunch, and Ken Edwards will have free stuff and your shot to win concert t...