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Kimberly Maaser was 27 years old when she had a routine Pap smear examination. The test came back negative. But seven months later, Maaser was diagnosed with cervical cancer. Last week, Maaser filed suit in Florida against Laboratory Corporation of America. Suits such as Maaser's have been filed across the nation, as an estimated 20 percent of the Pap smears done in the U.S. annually produce false negatives.
November 01, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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