Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Why are younger women being diagnosed with breast cancer
Doctor discusses how women can lower their breast cancer risk.
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5h agoThis morning, News 12's Rebecca Surran spoke with Dr. Danielle Heller from Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute St. Vincent's Medical Center and discussed frequently asked questions concerning breast cancer. Topics included why we are seeing more women getting breast cancer younger, risk factors, and lifestyle modifications which may lower risk.
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