Reports circulating online claim that independent testing by Trustified detected the banned substances NITROFURAN and NITROIMIDAZOLE in certain egg samples linked to Eggoz. These drugs are prohibited in many countries due to their genotoxic nature and potential risk of DNA damage. If these findings are accurate, it raises questions about how such substances align with existing FSSAI standards. Eggoz has publicly stated that their eggs are safe, comply with FSSAI norms, and remain antibiotic free

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After breast cancer, blood work isn’t just about checking boxes—it’s about understanding what’s happening inside your body before issues arise. There are key tests that can help guide your recovery, reduce your risk of recurrence, and give you real data to make informed choices. Here are some of the most important ones: 🧬 Epigenetics Testing – Looks at how your genes are expressing post-cancer and what lifestyle shifts can help keep protective genes “on.” 🩸 Circulating Tumor DNA (ctDNA) – A cu

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Circulating tumor DNA in breast cancer. Sharing what it is, what it can tell us and significant limitations in its current use right now. Watch the video and please share your experiences with the test, questions about it, whether you’ve had it done, the conversations you’ve had around it and more! #breastcancer #signatera #oncologist | Eleonora Teplinsky, MD