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Breast Cancer awareness at Williamsbridge Center

By Bronx Times

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Triboro holds bake sale for breast cancer awareness

By Bronx Times

Pink ribbon for breast cancer awareness in doctor’s hand, symbolic bow color for raising awareness campaign on women (female) patient living with breast tumor illness

Breast Cancer Awareness

How you’re screened for breast cancer depends on your risk score

By Bernadette Starzee

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Mobile mammogram and screening van coming to the Bronx on Oct. 21

By Robbie Sequeira

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Bronx cancer survivor: ‘You are not your breast’

By Aliya Schneider

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University Diagnostic Medical Imaging holds breast cancer awareness fundraiser

By Bronx Times

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An interview with Dr. Talya Schwartz, president and chief executive officer MetroPlusHealth

By Bronx Times

Female doctor talking to her patient and adjusting her position to do a mammogram

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Montefiore oncologist encourages women to get screened for breast cancer

By Jason Cohen

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Bronx radiology facility holds breast cancer awareness fundraiser

By Alex Mitchell

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