Making Strides events elevate breast cancer awareness, fund advancements in treatment
Continued support among local businesses and leaders creates elevated awareness and advancement in imaging and targeted treatments.
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18h agoThe American Cancer Society says when thousands show up for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer events, including doctors who treat the disease, they elevate awareness and help fund advances in imaging and targeted treatments.
News 12's Gillian Neff took a closer look at a recent event and where the funding is going.
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