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Ob/gyns: have you ever discovered cancer in one of yourselves?
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Not that Dr./others.: There are many doctors in ob/gyn, and other specialties who have gotten/developed cancer in themselves. Many people like doctors and teachers get cancer. They are human like ereryone else, and well informed, so they surely notice signs and symptoms. They also get tested, and many times cancer is found on routine exam/check-ups.
Answered 4/29/2012
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