As cancer rates rise in young Americans, surgeons say they are seeing more 20- and 30-something women opting for double mastectomies.
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Surgeons around the country say ever-younger patients are taking measures to mitigate their breast cancer risk.
Surgeons around the country say ever-younger patients are taking measures to mitigate their breast cancer risk.
Surgeons around the country say ever-younger patients are taking measures to mitigate their breast cancer risk.
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