Heightened Cancer Risks For Black Women Under 50: Here Is What To Know And Do About It

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Heightened Cancer Risks For Black Women Under 50: Here Is What To Know And Do About It

Black women face a three-fold risk of developing triple negative breast cancers, an aggressive form of the disease that can grow and spread more quickly. Black women are at anelevated riskof cancer, with specific types of the disease showing significant increases among women in their 30s. A 2023 report by the JAMA Networkhighlighteda concerning trend: […]

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