how safe are ct scans
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This comment has been removed by the Moderatornancy591 said:not sure
I believe the doctors do the test when the benefits out-weigh the risks. Depending on what type and stage cancer you have, what is the alternative? Thats how I look at it. The chemo drugs aren't good for your system either.0 -
Glowing in the dark wouldn'tunknown said:This comment has been removed by the Moderator
Glowing in the dark wouldn't be so bad. I could save on batteries for my reading light, and my husband could still get a good night's sleep. And it would come in handy during camping trips or power outages!
Always look on the bright side (snicker, pun intended)
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