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AfD politician suffers from cancer - "My focus is now ..."

2020-11-28T23:32:56.855Z


The AfD politician Corinna Miazga has cancer. She wants to draw conclusions for her political career.


The AfD politician Corinna Miazga has cancer.

She wants to draw conclusions for her political career.

  • The

    AfD

    politician Corinna Miazga has

    cancer

    .

  • Miazga has been a member of the

    German Bundestag

    since 2017

    .

  • The politician is 37 years old.

Kassel / Munich - The

AfD politician

Corinna Miazga has

breast cancer

.

Miazga is the Bavarian AfD state chairwoman and also sits

in the Bundestag

for the

AfD

.

Because of her

cancer

, Miazga wants to draw consequences for her political career.

"My focus now is on restoring my health," she writes.

The AfD politician is 37 years old.

AfD politician suffers from cancer - withdrawal from the public planned

Corinna Miazga said she received the

final

cancer diagnosis

last Friday.

The

AfD politician has

already started

cancer therapy

.

Miazga now wants to withdraw from public life, at least temporarily, she announced on Thursday.

At the beginning of November 2020, Corinna Miazga had planned not to let the AfD party conference take place digitally despite Corona restrictions, reports merkur.de *.

Miazga said he joined the AfD in 2013.

She has been a member of the German Bundestag since 2017 and the state chairman of the

AfD

in

Bavaria

since 2019

.

She is married and was born in Oldenburg in

Lower Saxony

.

AfD politician suffers from breast cancer

Breast cancer is by far the most common cancer among women in Germany, according to the German Cancer Research Center.

AfD politician Corinna Miazga is one of around 69,000 patients who are first diagnosed with breast cancer each year.

Almost three in ten women affected will be under 55 when they are diagnosed.

The risk of developing breast cancer increases with age, according to data from the German Cancer Research Center.

Between the ages of 35 and 45, the risk of developing breast cancer is still comparatively low.

One in 110 women aged 35 expect to fall ill within the next ten years, from 45 it is already one in 48 and at 65 it is even one in 30 women.

(Sarah Neumeyer with dpa)

Source: merkur

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