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Your care team can determine if you’re a good match for this newer type of targeted treatment
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Research on whether glyphosate increases cancer risk is mixed, but you can take steps to limit your exposure
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This kind of testing can reveal important clues about the cancer you’re living with, which can help guide your care team’s decisions
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