Researchers seek to halt recurrence of breast cancer by targeting dormant "sleeper cells"
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Pottstown, Pennsylvania — Illeana Casiano-Vazquez and her husband Sam cherish every minute together. Six years ago, she was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer , an aggressive form of the cancer that has fewer treatment options and a higher rate of recurrence. "The first thing I thought about were my boys," Casiano-Vasquez told CBS News. "So, in the same feeling of, 'Oh my God, am I going to die?' sort of was this immediate like, 'I'm not going to die.'" Chemotherapy and a double
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