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Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation® in the News
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TNBC Foundation's support of emerging research leads to new clinical trial April 2011 - UAB News A drug to treat metastatic, triple-negative breast cancer is being tested in a national clinical trial at the UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center, where it was developed. |
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Research, fundraisers focus on finding ways to treat triple negative cancers October 2010 - The Star Ledger Andrea Tucker received two pieces of good news after her breast cancer lumpectomy last April: All of the tumor had been successfully removed and her lymph nodes were clear. |
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Woman's Grief Inspires Breast Cancer Campaign September 2010 - Richmond Magazine Geraldine Harris distributes thousands of TNBC brochures to raise awareness of triple negative breast cancer in memory of her sister Francene Harris whose battle with TNBC ended on June 5, 2009. |
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Everlast's 'What Do You Fight For?' Campaign September 2010 - CNBC Two Time Survivor of Triple Negative Breast Cancer Named Champion of Everlast's 'What Do You Fight For?' Campaign Read the press release |
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The Breast Cancer Nobody is Talking About October 2007 - Oprah Magazine The news about breast cancer is good, and getting better all the time - except for one virulent, fast-acting type that attacks more than twice as many young black women as all other women. Download the article |
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Breast Cancer More Deadly in Black Women September 6, 2007 - Washington Post/AP A new study gives a possible explanation for why breast cancer is more deadly in black women: they are more likely to have tumors that do not respond to the hormone-based treatments that help many others with the disease. Read the article |
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Black Women And Breast Cancer August 26, 2007 - CBS Evening News Scientists are studying a form of breast cancer they say strikes early, is resistant to standard drug treatments, and has a death risk factor for black women under age 50 that is 77 percent higher than white women of all ages. Read the article |
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