Andrew Huberman· PhD
The higher the density the higher your lifetime risk of breast cancer.
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The higher the density the higher your lifetime risk of breast cancer.
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but density per se does and not just from a detection standpoint density is a marker that is associated with a slightly increased risk
but density per se does not just from a detection standpoint correct density is a marker that is associated with a slightly increased risk again but all of these you know again we're talking about moving RIS one and eight to a one in seven or six lifetime risk so it's it's the kind of thing that you from the public health point of view is very important for any given woman rarely is a huge driver
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