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Cancer rates are climbing among young people. It’s not clear why.

Por: The Hill Health June 16, 2023

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Vanessa Chapoy had just turned 24 when she felt the lump in her breast. It was “huge,” she remembers, “like the size of a walnut, or a big marble.” She went to the first in a series of doctors that night to have it checked out. Two-and-a-half weeks later, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Stage two, she would learn. “And my whole world flipped upside down,” Chapoy says. Cancer, after all, most often strikes late in life. In the... + full article



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