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Kylie Effect

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Kylie Effect
A popular term for the increase in clinical breast exams, mammographies and breast biopsies that occurred following the 2007 diagnosis (and treatment) of breast cancer in the relatively young Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue


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Kylie also opened up about her cancer misdiagnoses, her recovery and The Kylie Effect: "It shows me where I work, and other people work, to raise more funds for cancer research is if there was a little bit more help and technology, perhaps we could have skipped that fateful step so The Kylie Effect is just the rise in screenings which was really important.
Kylie also opened up about her cancer misdiagnoses, her recovery and The Kylie Effect: "It shows me where I work, and other people work, to raise more funds for cancer research is if there was a little bit more help and technology, perhaps we could have skipped that fateful step so The Kylie Effect is just the rise in screenings which was really important.
But any average-sized British girl hoping for the Kylie effect when she squeezes into a pair of (I Should Be So) Lucky-logo knickers, should think again.
 
 
 
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