As reported earlier this month, a team of Japanese scientists led by Toshihisa Ishikawa
…found that a gene responsible for breast cancer causes these physical symptoms. Ishikawa and colleagues monitored the activities of a protein created by a gene associated with breast cancer, called "ABCC11." By studying this gene and its complex cellular and molecular interactions in the body, the researchers discovered a distinct link between the gene and excessively smelly armpits and wet, sticky earwax...This discovery could lead to practical tools…to rapidly identify who may have a higher risk for breast cancer.And if your armpits and earwax are normal, you should still do the monthly exam and get an annual mammogram. There’s no need to take chances.
~Medical News Today
One more request – please say a prayer for my baby sister Amy today. She’s having a radical mastectomy at the age of 34. Thank goodness she found the lump when she did.
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