HEALTHJun 25 · 21:00 UTCWSOC ABC CHARLOTTEElsa Gillis

‘Just a chapter’: Women share their battles with breast cancer in their 20s

Two women in their 20s in the Charlotte area, Becca Stanton (28) and Emily Kellogg (27), share their experiences with breast cancer diagnoses and treatment. The article highlights rising breast cancer rates in women under 50, with Kellogg diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. Both emphasize resilience and advocate for self-awareness and early detection.

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Becca StantonpersonEmily KelloggpersonAtrium Health’s Levine Cancer InstituteorganizationAmerican Cancer SocietyorganizationBreast Cancer Research FoundationorganizationDr. Arielle Heekepersonbreast cancertopicmetastatic breast cancertopic

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