|Articles|September 12, 2007

CURE

  • Fall 2007
  • Volume 6
  • Issue 5

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Avatars walk for cancer in Second Life’s virtual relay.

Users from around the world logged into Second Life, a multiplayer 3-D Internet community where people create animated characters called avatars, and participated in the American Cancer Society’s third annual Second Life Relay for Life. Nearly 2,000 avatars participated in the overnight fundraising walk in July, raising over $100,000. The ACS also opened a virtual office to serve as an interactive cancer information resource center, a meeting space for peer support groups, and headquarters for in-world event planning.

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The HRT Connection

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Powers of Prediction

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Progress in Treating Multiple Myeloma

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Use As Directed

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