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Old 02-27-2006, 05:31 PM   #2
Christine MH-UK
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Only both tend to be more prevalent in younger women

I looked into this because I was diagnosed a few months after I had my baby. All of the studies a few years ago seemed to say that her2 was no more prevalent during pregnancy or soon after, but younger breast cancer patients tend to be disproportionately her2+++ and they are the ones who get pregnancy-affected breast cancer. Something like 40% of patients under the age of 40 are her2+++.
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