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'Pink Out the State House' pushes for more research and legislation for breast cancer

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INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Statehouse is turning pink all in an effort to raise awareness and drive action for breast cancer. The purpose is to draw attention to research and legislation surrounding breast cancer. Experts say it's the most common cancer in Indiana with more than 6,000 women treated last year. Advocates, doctors, legislators and survivors will speak throughout the day about pushing for more research and legislation surrounding brea…

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Pink Out at Indiana Statehouse raises awareness for breast cancer

Advocates turn Statehouse pink for breast cancer INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indiana Statehouse turned pink today as Hoosier breast cancer advocates hosted the first-ever pink out day to raise awareness for breast cancer. The event brought together survivors, advocates, and supporters to unite in the fight against breast cancer, which remains the most common cancer in Indiana and the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the state. “Thi…

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'Pink Out the State House' pushes for more research and legislation for breast cancer

INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Statehouse is turning pink all in an effort to raise awareness and drive action for breast cancer. The purpose is to draw attention to research and legislation surrounding breast cancer. Experts say it's the most common cancer in Indiana with more than 6,000 women treated last year. Advocates, doctors, legislators and survivors will speak throughout the day about pushing for more research and legislation surrounding brea…

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Striking pink for a great cause - Barossa Leader

Barossa Nursery at Nuriootpa was even more vibrant than usual on Saturday, when the second Strike me Pink day was held to raise money for the McGrath Foundation. Five dollars from the sale of the 'Strike me Pink' range of plants will go to the...

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One in three breast cancers may be missed by screening

A large new study by researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden has revealed that nearly one-third of breast cancer cases are not detected during regular screening but are found in the time between two scheduled mammograms. These cancers, known as interval cancers, are often more aggressive and harder to treat. The findings, published in JAMA […] The post One in three breast cancers may be missed by screening appeared first on Knowridge Scie…

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Ribbon Walk to take place May 3

FORT WAYNE — Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana will hold Ribbon Walk on Saturday, May 3.

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