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In a Medscape blog, Kathy Miller, MD, focused on the "power of words" in medicine, particularly with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), which can be a benign disease. Miller raised the question of removing carcinoma and using an alternative, like changes or condition. Do you favor or oppose replacing carcinoma in DCIS?
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