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John Hopkins Medicine: Esophageal Cancer [Infographic]

John Hopkins Medicine has put together a fantastic infographic with statistics and other important information regarding esophageal cancer. Please join us in sharing this infographic.

From John Hopkins Medicine:

“This year over 16,000 people will be diagnosed with esophageal cancer. Know the risks. Know the warning signs. Take control of your health with this informative infographic.”

SOURCE: John Hopkins Medicine, hopkinsmedicine.org

SOURCE: John Hopkins Medicine, hopkinsmedicine.org

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