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|Articles|November 18, 2021
Here All Year: What did you learn about MBC?
Revisit highlights and test your knowledge with the MBC Alliance's short quiz.
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Revisit highlights and test your knowledge with our short quiz. Launched in October 2020, our Here All Year awareness campaign was built around a simple truth: while October is breast cancer awareness month, people with metastatic breast cancer live with their diagnosis year-round – and public education and advocacy must keep pace.
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