Breast cancer survivors often don the ribbon or iterations of it on t-shirts, hats, bumper stickers, and even tattoos. Healthcare professionals and those working for a cure and awareness also use ...

And children as young as my own pre-teen daughters recognize a looped pink ribbon as a symbol of support for breast cancer patients and survivors. Of course, the color of the ribbon is strongly ...

Fellow breast cancer survivor Kim Jones helps women feel more empowered inside and out. “I was invited to a lot of organizations that were there to help but none of them looked like me,” said ...

Each year, more than 300,000 American women fight for their lives battling breast cancer. As a result, many of them turn to a mastectomy in order to live. Some survivors say that losing a breast ...

Every October in the United States, pink ribbons, accessories, appliances and clothes crop up in stores — attempts by companies to show they support the fight against breast cancer or campaigns ...

The Pink Game is a familiar sight for sports fans. The typical colors of the competitors’ uniforms are swapped for those trimmed with or converted to pink, the ribbon color representing breast cancer ...

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — This month is Cervical Cancer Awareness month. WFMY News 2's Giselle Thomas sat down with a survivor who said the love for family and care at Novant Health helped her heal ...

Landmarks around the world will light up in green, pink & teal—the colors of the metastatic breast cancer awareness ribbon—for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

MIDLAND, Texas — Cancer survivors and their loved ones gathered Sunday for a special celebration in the Permian Basin at the fifth annual Cancer Survivors Day. The event offered West Texans a ...

MORNING. THE THE SUN IS SHINING BACK NOW TO TALK PROJECT PINK. THE PINK RIBBON RODEO HELPS RAISE MONEY FOR PROJECT PINK, WHICH SERVES NEARLY 8000. WHOA! HEY, THERE. NEARLY 8000 BREAST CANCER ...

The founder and president of Pink Ribbon Society, Ann M. Peters is a 46-year breast cancer survivor. Recalling survivors who have attended the luncheon over the years, Peters said, “You are ...

just scan the qr code on your screen. the sacramento state campus got a new school color this morning. bright pink as 20,000 people showed up to support their breast cancer patients and survivors.