Nassau partners with American Cancer Society for breast cancer awareness
Nassau County is asking its residents to go pink.
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Oct 2, 2020, 1:29 AM
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Updated 1,300 days ago
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180ds agoNassau County is asking its residents to go pink.
The county partnered with the American Cancer Society to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Officials are encouraging residents to go pink by committing to screening, building awareness and raising funds for research and programs to support breast cancer survivors.
