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Chairman's
Letter
Amgen Renews Commitment to GCF
Supplement Receives "Award of Excellence"
GCF: New Leader of National HPV & Cervical Cancer Campaign
Allied Support Group Gears Up for 2003 Meeting
Is GCF Worth it?
Public Service Announcement Still Going Strong
Brochure on Sexuality After Gynecologic Cancer in the Works
Women's Cancer Network Better Than Ever!
Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Shared with 15 Million People
NOCC and GCF Join Efforts to Raise Awareness
Houston Astros and Fran Drescher Go To Bat Against Gynecologic Cancer
GCF Mourns the Loss of Dr. Fredrick J. "Rick" Montz (1955-2002)
African-American Women's Course
Hometown Radio Program Making Encore Appearance
GCF Sponsors Premier Course for Ovarian Cancer Survivors
Jazzin' and Running Through the Big Easy
Lunch and Learn Seminar Taking Place at Hilton Hotel
GCF/NCI Fellow Makes Progress
G2002-03 Research Grant Winners Announced
New Grant Opportunities for 2003
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GCF Bulletin
The official Newsletter of the Gynecologic Cancer Foundation
Winter 2003
African-American Women's Course
Over 200 women are registered to attend an awareness course specifically geared toward bringing gynecologic cancer awareness to African-American women in the New Orleans area. Dr. Groesbeck Parham, who proposed this course, along with Drs. Ronda Henry-Tilman and Michael Hicks, are addressing issues such as the role of nutrition and exercise in prevention, prevalence of the disease in African-American women, as well as what factors put women at risk.
The program will take place on February 1, 2003 at the Desire Street Ministries, 3600 Desire Parkway from 9:00 a.m. - Noon. The CURE Organization, GCF and its HPV & Cervical Cancer Campaign are sponsoring this course.
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