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Same Diagnosis, Different Outcomes: Exploring the Biology of Breast Cancer

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Wed, Sep 9, 2026 · 6:00pm Detroit time
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Main Library, Detroit Public Library
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Join us for a discussion by Dr. Kristen Purrington on the disparity in hormone-sensitive breast cancer between Black and White Women.

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