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Individuals With BAP1 Have High Rate of Nail Abnormalities - Oncology Nurse Advisor

Almost all patients with nail involvement had polydactylous involvement with onychopapillomas. ....

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Subtle sign on your nail that could be cancer red flag – and 22 other things to watch for

Most changes to your nails are down to nutrient deficiencies, but a new study has identified the specific signs that indicate a rare genetic disorder that could lead to cancer ....

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Subtle sign on your nail could be cancer red flag, experts warn | Wales Online

Subtle sign on your nail could be cancer red flag, experts warn | Wales Online
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Subtle symptom on fingernail is 'red flag' sign of cancer

Subtle symptom on fingernail is 'red flag' sign of cancer
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How a long white line on your finger nail could mean you're at a much higher risk of kidney CANCER

Faint lines running the length of your fingernail could underlie a rare genetic condition that puts a person at higher risk for kidney, skin, and eye cancers, new research suggests. ....

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