White House chief of staff Susie Wiles announced Monday that she was diagnosed with breast cancer in the past week, adding that the cancer was detected "early" and that she was "encouraged by a strong prognosis."Wiles will continue serving as chief of staff, she said in a statement announcing the diagnosis.
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