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Friday, October 22nd, 2021

More Young Women Are Being Diagnosed With Aggressive Breast Cancer

Author:     Jennifer Hoff
Source:     KARE
Publication Date:     1:19 AM CDT October 21, 2021
Link: More Young Women Are Being Diagnosed With Aggressive Breast Cancer
Stephan:   Very few people seem to realize this, except SR readers, but life expectancy in the United States is going down not up. There are many reasons, the toxins that prevade our environment the appallingly poor health habits of so many Americans that has resulted in a level of obesity that makes Americans travelling to other countries stand out from the locals. And now we have this report about breast cancer. I urge my readers regularly to make wellbeing their lifestyle. Eat properly, exercise adequately, meditate every day, limit your exposure to toxins. It isn't hard or even particularly expensive; it is a matter of will.

RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA — October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and with it comes a concerning new trend researchers say they’re studying closely.

Doctors say more younger women are being diagnosed with late stage breast cancer.

At just 34 years old, Arianna Gavzy was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2018.

Despite no family history, she still had a genetic predisposition for the disease.

“I knew going into my diagnosis that I was a carrier for the BRCA gene, which means you’re more likely to have a more aggressive form of cancer and to get it earlier,” said Gavzy.

She endured chemotherapy, radiation and then a double mastectomy. 

“It was a very intense year,” said Gavzy. “My primary goal in this process is to never have cancer again.”

Doctors say breast cancer is the most common cancer among women 15 to 39. A new study in the journal “Radiology” found stage four cancer in women under 40 jumped 20% over a five year period.

Researchers are calling that “significant.”

“There’s a shift in the general population towards certain cancer types happening […]

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