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Breast cancer device should be taken off shelves
17th December 2009
The Scottish Breast Cancer Campaign charity has called on the retailer Boots to stop stocking a device which is claimed to help women detect breast abnormalities.
Breastlight, which is produced by the Dumbarton-based company PWB Health, said the device shines a light through the tissue, giving an "internal" view of breasts. The company and Boots say the device should be use along with self-examination but the charity wants it removed from the shelves because it is concerned it could cause women unnecessary anxiety.
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Anonymous
Friday 18th December 2009 @ 18:14
Scottish Breast Cancer Campaign is a Volunteer Advocacy Group in Scotland - not a cancer charity as reported.
There are no cancer charities calling on Boots to stop stocking the product
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Article Information
Author:
Mark Nicholls
Article Id: 13552
Date Added: 17th Dec 2009
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