The five-year survival rate for white women diagnosed with invasive breast cancer is 88% while the five-year survival rate for black women diagnosed with invasive breast cancer is only 74%.
Issue #37, Spring 2006
Stop the Epidemic is the official newsletter of the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition
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Consensus Statement on Breast Cancer and the Environment
Recently, the MBCC participated in the process of drafting the first Consensus Statement on Breast Cancer and the Environment.
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News from Silent Spring
Environment and Health Mapping Website Launched
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Women of Color
Breast Cancer & Environmental Justice
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Alliance for a Healthy Tomorrow
Updates on our work in Coalition
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New Reports
Two new reports that you don't want to miss!
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New Staff and Board at MBCC
See what's happening.
Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition
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MISSION STATEMENT: "Defining breast cancer as a political issue, the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition challenges all obstacles to the eradication of this disease."
MISSION STATEMENT: "Defining breast cancer as a political issue, the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition challenges all obstacles to the eradication of this disease."
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