Neighbors bond over breast cancer journeys as rates rise among AAPI women
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New data reveals an alarming rise in breast cancer rates among women under 50, particularly Asian American and Pacific Islander women, emphasizing the importance of early detection.
Pelissero, diagnosed at 33, realized the significance of self-awareness in health: 'You know yourself better than anyone, you know when something's not right. Don't ignore that feeling.'
Bohline, who found her cancer at 40, stresses the urgency of early detection: 'You want to catch it as early as you can because that's when these treatments become powerful.'
Both women share a strong message of advocacy: 'Get mammograms every year right on the dot and be bold in advocating for yourself,' emphasizing trust in medical care.
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