Athens woman battles breast cancer through decades
Cindy Oremus of Athens endured multiple recurrences from 1981 to 2000, undergoing lumpectomy, mastectomy, radiation, chemotherapy, and later Tamoxifen and Adriamycin. Now cancer free since 2000, she serves as honorary co chair for Race for the Cure, urging treatment advocacy and support.
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Educating young women about breast cancer
Experts note most cases occur after 40 but rare cancers appear in teens. A 14-year-old treated for a phyllodes tumor underscores youth awareness. Programs, workshops, and fundraisers engage girls and scouts to promote breast health and early detection. Regular exams, healthy habits, and avoidance of tobacco and alcohol are urged.
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