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Illinois Nurse Defies One-in-a-Million Rarest Cancer, Beats It Twice
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Illinois Nurse Defies One-in-a-Million Rarest Cancer, Beats It Twice
Orland Park, IL – An Illinois woman who survived one of the world’s rarest cancers is celebrating a second remission after overcoming a disease diagnosed in only about one person per million Americans each year. According to Northwestern Medicine, 83-year-old Regina Henneman of Mokena is once again cancer-free after receiving a personalized treatment plan for recurrent angiosarcoma, an exceptionally rare and aggressive cancer that forms in the l…
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