I'm also curious if there's an increase of diagnosis because they work in a medical setting. Either they recognize the symptoms, or casual conversation with a doctor.
These are benign tumors that were asymptomatic, and they only found them because people in the unit complained about some other health concern, and screenings began
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I'm also curious if there's an increase of diagnosis because they work in a medical setting. Either they recognize the symptoms, or casual conversation with a doctor.
These are benign tumors that were asymptomatic, and they only found them because people in the unit complained about some other health concern, and screenings began
So, you're probably not far off