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To end breast cancer forever

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Be sure to visit http://t.co/V2ADql4o when shopping for gifts this holiday season! Proceeds help fund breast cancer research!

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About 39,520 women in the U.S. are expected to die in 2011 from breast cancer. That's 39,520 too many. Help us end cancer forever.

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From 1999 to 2005, breast cancer incidence rates in the U.S. decreased by about 2% per year.("Susan G. Komen Statistics")

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Donate to help save lives this holiday season! Every little bit helps us get a step closer to the cure!

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You may be a runner, volunteer or an activist but however you get involved, just know that everything you do makes a difference.

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Are you a breast cancer survivor? Share your story with us at http://t.co/6bHOUiuU!

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If you have just been diagnosed or are still undergoing testing visit the Komen website for information on treatment options. Stay Strong!

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Each year, we continue to be inspired by your strength and dedication as we move one step closer to cures. Happy Holidays to all Survivors!

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Some risk factors for breast cancer are: Being an older woman, having a personal family history of cancer, and being overweight. GET HEALTHY

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Be sure to visit your doctor and get a mammgram! Women with an early detection of breast cancer have a 98% survival rate! (" Susan G Komen")