Jefferson County Commissioners Support Breast Cancer Awareness
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Jefferson County commissioners and health experts collaborated with Brendas Brown Bosom Buddies to host a breast cancer awareness event during Womens History Month. The event aimed to promote mammograms, highlight cancer legislation, and support local support groups. District Attorney Lynneice Washington, a breast cancer survivor, shared her story of early detection. Brendas Brown Bosom Buddies, established in 2010, donated thousands to organizations like the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama and hospitals funding mammograms. Lawmakers discussed key bills, including Alabama Senate Bill 177 and a new federal act expanding Medicare for multi-cancer early detection tests. The commissioners donated $15,000 to Brendas Brown Bosom Buddies. A volunteer workshop is scheduled for March 21st at McAlpine Park Recreation Center in Birmingham.
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