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Elizabeth Hurley: We need to support breast cancer survivors

Prior to being diagnosed with breast cancer, many women are not aware of this law; and the BayCare Clinic is tasking itself with helping women understand their breast reconstruction rights. These are two very important issues that effect millions of Americans daily, including here in Western Massachusetts. “We are a caring community, we are a community that hosts these types of events and I don’t think I’ve ever been more proud than at this moment to serve as the mayor of Fort Lee”.

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The Facts: breast cancer is the second leading cause of death among women. It’s a conversation you’ll only see on 22News.

Breast cancer is a disease that strikes 1 in 8 American women.

There were also comments about the disconnect between making arrests and raising awareness for breast cancer, with users suggesting that that may not be the best time to remind people of the issue.

The Mid Worcestershire MP joined fellow Parliamentarians in wearing pink in Westminster for the charity, which is entering its 14th year and has raised more than £28million for world class research into breast cancer.

If you are interested in donating here is a resource that rates breast cancer organizations based on efficiency, accountability, transparency: Charity Navigator. “I’m overwhelmed by the support and the amount of people who came to the event”, said Steinberger, who has been married to her husband, Barry, for 10 years.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, breast cancer in the United States is the most common cancer in women, no matter their race or ethnicity. “It’s nearly like her body waited until we were all there”, Peters says. “It reinforced why we wanted to put this event together”, said Steinberger, a 1997 East Meadow High School graduate.

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A 2010 study found that almost 80 percent of males surveyed didn’t even know men can get breast cancer and almost half were concerned that a diagnosis would make them feel less manly. Both women say they’re doing well.

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