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The Jewish Journal - Praying In Pink
Congregation Shaarei Shalom of Boynton Beach and Temple Israel of West Palm Beach joined together to host an 8 a.m. "Pink Shabbat Minyan at the Komen" on Jan. 26, just before the Komen Race for the Cure kicked off on Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach. .
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Palm Beach Daily News- Running in the Pink
Thousands attended the doused-in-pink festivities, which included a kids race, walks and an after-party..
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Palm Beach Post’s Accent- Save a Life! Join Komen Race for the Cure
Every dollar counts and saves lives. Your fundraising dollars allow the Komen South Florida affiliate to fund community breast cancer education, screening and treatment programs and to contribute to cutting-edge national research..
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Voices of Impact - Komen TV

She's a two-time breast cancer survivor who credits you with saving her life.

Featuring our own Andrea Wesley!

Wake Up for the Cure

June 28th at E.R. Bradley's it's time to Wake Up for the Cure. Featuring John A. P. Rimmer, M.D. presenting, "Where Breast Health Technology and Compassion Meet."

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Is ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) breast cancer?
Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) is breast cancer, but it is non-invasive. About 55,000 new cases of DCIS are expected to be diagnosed among women in the U.S. in 2013. Learn more now.

How Komen's research investment has changed the breast cancer landscape
As we've come to understand more about the biology of breast cancer, Komen's research agenda has changed tremendously over the past 10-15 years. Read more about Komen's research investment.

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