Mount Vernon Breast Cancer Awareness Walk highlights high mortality rate among Black women
Breast cancer survivors wearing pink T-shirts participated in the Breast Cancer Awareness Walk at Memorial Field.
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Oct 19, 2024, 8:30 PM
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180ds agoThe fight against breast cancer and its high mortality rate among Black women took center stage Saturday in Mount Vernon.
Breast cancer survivors wearing pink T-shirts participated in the Breast Cancer Awareness Walk at Memorial Field.
News 12's Carol Wilkinson was at the event and spoke with survivors and medical experts.
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