3.) Read this sentence from paragraph 6 of the text.
'In three years of regular screening, the women had a 50 percent chance
and the men had a 60 percent chance of receiving a false positive.
The author most likely includes the results of this regular screening to
a. Explain why most healthy people go under additional risky testing
b. Give an in-depth analysis on the results of Kramer's three year experiment
C. Build on the idea that false positives are suspicious test results
d. Illustrate one of the negative impacts of early cancer screening."
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