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Breast cancer patients are getting younger now, so every woman needs to make a habit of examining her own breasts regularly, an expert said.


Dr. Cristina Santos, president of the Philippine Foundation for Breast Care Inc. (PFBCI), said while breast cancer is more common among aging women, she is starting to see patients in their 20s who already have the disease.


"There is no explanation for this. But maybe, the stressful life and the unhealthy diet that we have now and the worsening pollution have something to do with it," she said.


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DR. CRISTINA SANTOS

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Breast cancer patients are getting younger now, so every woman needs to make a habit of examining her own breasts regularly, an expert said.


Dr. Cristina Santos, president of the Philippine Foundation for Breast Care Inc. (PFBCI), said while breast cancer is more common among aging women, she is starting to see patients in their 20s who already have the disease.


"There is no explanation for this. But maybe, the stressful life and the unhealthy diet that we have now and the worsening pollution have something to do with it," she said.


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Breast cancer patients getting younger, expert says

By Sheila Crisostomo | October 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Breast cancer patients are getting younger now, so every woman needs to make a habit of examining her own breasts regularly, an expert said. Dr. Cristina Santos, president of the Philippine Foundation for...

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