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The number of young women getting breast cancer is on the rise. A Maryland woman hopes her story will encourage others under the age of 30 to get checked. It was the height of the pandemic. Alexis Anzmann was just 26 and nearly seven months pregnant when she noticed a lump in her breast. Her doctor brushed it off as a side effect of motherhood.
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