The test that could save millions of women from chemotherapy and is available in Israel

The Jerusalem Post·Jun 8

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A genomic test is available in Israel that could potentially spare millions of breast cancer patients from undergoing chemotherapy. The test's availability and implications are being reported, with some outlets highlighting its potential to benefit women with breast cancer. It is unclear how this test relates to other reported topics, such as the SAVE Act, which appears to be a separate issue.

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