Hoosier breast cancer advocates turned the Indiana Statehouse pink in the first-ever pink out day to raise awareness for breast cancer. Survivors, advocates, and supporters gathered to unite against the most common cancer in Indiana and the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the state. President of Pink4Ever, Nadia Miller, emphasized the importance of having a voice and seeking resources in the fight against breast cancer, drawing on her own experience and the experiences of other women. Attendees heard speeches from leaders, survivors, and researchers, highlighting the need for prevention efforts and ensuring access to resources for all individuals. The event aimed to bring attention to the ongoing battle against breast cancer and the importance of supporting those affected by the disease. The pink out day at the Indiana Statehouse served as a powerful reminder of the need for continued awareness and action in the fight against breast cancer, encouraging individuals to speak up, seek help, and support one another in the fight against this devastating disease.
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