Working Together for a Cure-Susan G Komen-Indianapolis
Dr. George Sledge specializes in clinical research and the treatment of breast cancer. Learn how working together we can move even closer to a cure for breast cancer.
Categories: Breast Cancer Treatment Tags: CureSusan, KomenIndianapolis, together, Working
Geno’s Cancer Team Ready To “Tie” It Together Again
Geno’s Cancer Team Ready To “Tie” It Together Again
During February, Geno Auriemma will autograph all eight of his game-worn ties and put them up for auction to benefit the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. Each game-worn, autographed Brioni tie, donated by Mitchells of Westport, will be available to bid on for one week. Visit UConnHuskies.com after the Huskies game on Saturday for a direct link to the auction site. UConn’s annual Pinkzone game is February …
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Delta & Northwest, Together in Pink
Eighty Delta and Northwest breast cancer survivors took flight for the cure from New York-La Guardia to Minneapolis on-board Delta’s pink 757 to kickoff breast cancer awareness month and our ongoing support of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Categories: Breast Cancer Awareness Tags: Delta, Northwest, Pink, together
These ladies are breast cancer survivors and they put together a calendar of themselves…
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Categories: Breast Cancer Survivors Tags: breast, calendar, cancer, Ladies, Survivors, Themselves, These, They, together
Area rivals come together to find a cure for cancer
Area rivals come together to find a cure for cancer
They were playing in pink for a purpose on Wednesday night at St.Joseph High. Rivals Righetti and St.Joseph High girl’s volleyball teams united to spike cancer in the second annual Together for a Cure event. The freshman, junior varsity and varsity teams from each school square off. Players wore special t-shirts all in an effort to help raise awareness and cure breast cancer. Organizers hoped to …
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Local Group and Applebees Come Together to Support Cancer Patients
Local Group and Applebees Come Together to Support Cancer Patients
Triangle – (Lexington, N.C.) — The Apple Gold Group, franchisee of Applebee’s restaurants in North Carolina, Oklahoma and Arkansas, is proud to partner with Carolina Cancer Services, a non-profit organization that assists patients with treatment costs and provides wigs, breast prosthetics and nutritional products to clients, to host a Flapjack Fundraiser on Saturday, August 21, 2010. Proceeds …
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Categories: Breast Cancer Organizations Tags: Applebees, cancer, come, Group, Local, Patients, Support, together
Sisters battle together
Sisters battle together
This is the last article in a four-part series about people whose lives have been affected by cancer. Help support the American Cancer Society by attending the Huron County Relay for Life, which will take place 10 a.m. June 26 to 10 a.m. June 27 at Bad Axe City Park.
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Categories: Breast Cancer Recovery Tags: Battle, sisters, together
The C-Word: Coming Together Around Cancer
The C-Word attendees and speakers respond to new breast cancer screening recommendations, which have garnered recent news coverage in The New York Times and amongst breast cancer awareness activists. The C-Word is the Center’s ( www.gaycenter.org ) annual community forum and networking event for lesbians, bisexual women, transgender people living with cancer, cancer survivors and care partners. http
G.J. Comes Together To Raise $ For Cancer
G.J. Comes Together To Raise $ For Cancer
Grand Junction, Colo. Supporters for Relay for Life are walking more than 17 hours all to fight cancer. The fundraiser kicked off Friday night while releasing of white doves kicks off relay for life 2010.
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Lakewood police chief, wife face challenge of cancer together
Lakewood police chief, wife face challenge of cancer together
Chief Bret Farrar led the Lakewood Police Department through its most difficult time in its brief history – the Nov. 29 slaying of four officers. Now, he faces his most difficult personal challenge: cancer.
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