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Beyond October: Things to be aware of all year about breast cancer

  • Written by Karuna Mittal, Doctoral Candidate, Cellular and Molecular Biology, Georgia State University
imageInflammatory breast cancer, a pernicious form of the disease. David Litman/Shutterstock.com

Almost all of us have a friend or relative who has battled breast cancer, and that is in large part because the disease is so common. One in eight women has a lifetime risk of being diagnosed with the disease. Breast cancer causes about 15 percent of...

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