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Kipimo kipya cha mate mbioni kubaini endometriosis kwa wanawake

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Vipimo vipya visivyohitaji upasuaji vinaweza kusaidia wanawake kupata majibu kuhusu endometriosisi mapema, lakini wataalamu wanaonya kuwa bado kuna utafiti zaidi unaohitajika.

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