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How Women in Poker Are Taking Charge in the Fight Against Breast Cancer - GirlTalkHQ

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The professional poker landscape is still very male-dominated, but the few women who are in the game do their best to make an impact. Maria Ho, one of the top-ranked female poker players in the world, says that women make up around 3% of professional poker, but this has made it even more important for... The post How Women in Poker Are Taking Charge in the Fight Against Breast Cancer appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.
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How Women in Poker Are Taking Charge in the Fight Against Breast Cancer - GirlTalkHQ

The professional poker landscape is still very male-dominated, but the few women who are in the game do their best to make an impact. Maria Ho, one of the top-ranked female poker players in the world, says that women make up around 3% of professional poker, but this has made it even more important for... The post How Women in Poker Are Taking Charge in the Fight Against Breast Cancer appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

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Breast Cancer in Native American Women | Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Breast cancer deaths have dropped significantly in the U.S., but not for Native women. BCRF discusses how systemic barriers to screening, treatment, and research leave this community behindBreast cancer outcomes have drastically improved over the past few decades, thanks to advances in awareness, early detection, and treatment. But progress hasn’t been equal for all communities. Native women—who are commonly referred to as American Indians and A…

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