I just found out pop got this.
I was never informed this was code for genIV, a genetic test, maybe.
I have seen great results with this for breast cancer (78% confidence lvl)
but my sample set 10000>n>5000
of 5k records indicates there is no statistical significance
in terms of certainty above 56% that this works for any type of cancers besides breast cancer.
(besides two or 3 or unidentifyable data points - luck?)
No there are a couple of other specific, not as widespread cancers, in the population but not prostate cancer.
My latest understanding is that everyone has cancer 'built in' to thier genome to highly varying degrees
and that the likelyhood of developing full blown cancer is dependent on exposure to carcinogens, free radicals etc even UV rays.
Sorry this is highly disorganized.
anyone know more about this?
any real cases of + or - outcomes with prostate cancer or others?
