Study of 100K Black women launches to figure out why more Black women are getting cancer

Study of 100K Black women launches to figure out why more Black women are getting cancer

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"My great-grandmother had breast cancer," Breanna Berry, 30, said. Years later, her friend and father battled cancer, motivating her to join the study.

ABC7 San Franciscohttps://abc7news.com/post/cancer-rate-in-black-women-study-of-100k-females-launches-to-figure-out-why-more-women-are-getting/14795523/

"I have a granddaughter, so knowing that my voice was heard to help her generation is very huge to me," said Jacque Berry. The study aims to collect data of 100,000 Black women to understand cancer risk.

ABC7 San Franciscohttps://abc7news.com/post/cancer-rate-in-black-women-study-of-100k-females-launches-to-figure-out-why-more-women-are-getting/14795523/