Kate Walsh advocates for early cancer detection awareness

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Kate Walsh, who had a brain tumor removed in 2015, is now advocating for early cancer detection. After her benign tumor diagnosis, she changed her lifestyle to prioritize health and family time. Walsh is partnering with Grail to promote multi-cancer early detection tests, which can identify cancer signals through a blood draw. These tests are especially important for cancers without standard screenings. Having experienced health challenges in her family, Walsh emphasizes the importance of self-advocacy in medical settings. She encourages patients to engage in dialogue with their doctors and seek second opinions when necessary.


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