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Why Cancer Biomarker Testing Is Personal for Mark-Paul Gosselaar

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Why Cancer Biomarker Testing Is Personal for Mark-Paul Gosselaar

After seeing people in his life face cancer diagnoses, the “Saved by the Bell” star is speaking out about the importance of biomarker testing and sharing how his approach to managing his own health has changed in his 50s. Photo: AstraZen…

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