Proactive Patient Stories Highlight Breast Cancer Awareness
The article profiles Mia Horn and Brooke Nabors as they discuss breast cancer risks and the value of early detection. Horn, diagnosed at stage 3C, underwent a double mastectomy and ongoing chemotherapy, while Nabors plans a hysterectomy and double mastectomy after testing positive for BRCA2. Both emphasize annual mammograms and self exams. A breast cancer awareness event at Clarion Inn featured medical professionals, stressing risk factors, prevalence, and screening importance.
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Susan G. Komen Foundation
Anne O’dea
Hays Medical
Garden City Community College
Mia Horn
Pink Page highlights breast cancer awareness and early detection
The Garden City Telegram will publish a special pink page each Saturday in October featuring local breast cancer stories. Dr. Byrnes notes breast cancer is a leading cause of death for women ages 40 to 49, with over 90 percent survival when detected early. Early Detection Works assists uninsured women 40 to 64, with income guidelines, via clinics in the western Kansas region. Call (620) 275-5302 for details. visit kdhcks.gov/edw/kswomenelig.html for information.
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Matthew Byrnes
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Lauren Base
Western Kansas
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Kansas Department of Health
United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries
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Garden City
Heather Wright-Renick
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Kdhcks. Gov
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