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Breast cancer diagnoses ticking up among young women, Asian Americans: Research

  • The American Cancer Society reports increased breast cancer diagnoses, particularly among younger women, despite a decline in death rates. Racial disparities also persist.
  • Karen Knudsen, CEO of the American Cancer Society, noted a 1% yearly increase in breast cancer incidence since 2012, affecting younger women more significantly.
  • Asian American and Pacific Islander women face the highest annual breast cancer incidence increases, with rates rising 2.7% for those under 50 and 2.5% for older women.
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