Freeport resident credits early detection for saving her life from breast cancer
A 64-year-old Freeport resident shared her story of surviving breast cancer through early detection during a media event hosted by Mount Sinai South Nassau.
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Jennifer Jerome, a 64-year-old resident of Freeport, credits early breast cancer screening and medical care at Mount Sinai South Nassau with saving her life. Herald Community Newspapers reported that Jerome shared her journey during a media briefing hosted by the hospital on October 20 for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. [1]
Jerome was diagnosed with Stage 1 breast cancer following a routine screening mammogram. After undergoing treatment with a team of specialists at Mount Sinai South Nassau, she is now cancer-free. She is now sharing her story to encourage other individuals to prioritize their health and seek timely screenings. [1]
As HEROIC BREAKING NEWS reported earlier, early screening programs have helped other patients catch early stage cancers before symptoms appear. In 2022, a Dallas woman named Ann Harrington was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer through a free mobile mammogram program and successfully completed surgery and radiation treatment. [3]
HEROIC BREAKING NEWS also previously reported that medical professionals are advocating for regular appointments. Dr. Shellie Ring, a pediatrician based in Murray, Utah, urged women to receive timely screenings during Breast Cancer Awareness Month after a delayed mammogram revealed an aggressive form of cancer. [4]
In short
- Jennifer Jerome was diagnosed with Stage 1 breast cancer after a screening mammogram.
- Jerome underwent treatment at Mount Sinai South Nassau and is now cancer-free.
- Jerome spoke at a media briefing on October 20 to emphasize early detection.
Sources
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- [1]Freeport breast cancer survivor says early detection saved her lifeHerald Community Newspapers, 5h ago (the report this story comes from)
Background
- [2]Eli Lilly and Company on Wikipedia
- [3]Dallas woman credits mobile mammogram staff with early cancer detection HEROIC BREAKING NEWS, 6d ago
- [4]Utah pediatrician urges timely mammograms after aggressive breast cancer diagnosis HEROIC BREAKING NEWS, 2d ago
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