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- Maine gay rights referendum campaign heads into stretch
- West fights release of files from his city-owned computer
- Mass. high court hears lawsuit over nonresident same-sex marriages
- Gay community deeply divided over efforts to ‘out’ closeted public figures
- N.H. commission to study legalizing same-sex marriage recommends banning it
- Miers backed gay civil rights but not repeal of Texas sodomy law
- National News Briefs
- World News Briefs
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Resources
Published Thursday, 13-Oct-2005 in issue 929
The Center’s Health Services – Support Group for Women with Cancer
Contact: Caroline Higgins, at (619) 260-3080 ext. 105.
California Breast Cancer Organizations
CABCO is a grassroots organization whose mission is the eradication of breast cancer.
E-mail: cabco@cabco-org.us
Los Angeles Breast Cancer Alliance
(310) 453-1046
Los Angeles Breast Cancer Alliance LABCA is a grassroots, non-profit organization dedicated to helping in the eradication of breast cancer through advocacy, education and community involvement.
Los Angeles Pink Dragons
E-mail: info@lapinks.com
The L.A. Pink Dragons are a dragonboat team of breast cancer survivors. They meet twice a week for practice in Long Beach. They are open to all women who would like to paddle with them. No prior paddling experience is necessary.
Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer Support Group
(760) 416-4800
Palm Springs
The Web site for Dr. Susan Love
The American Cancer Society’s official Web site
Mautner Project for Lesbians
(202) 332-5536
National Cancer Institute
Susan G. Komen Foundation
(800) 462-9273
Women’s Cancer Resource Center
(510) 420-7900
Women’s Healthcare Education Network
(800) 991-8877
Y-Me
National Breast Cancer Coalition
(202) 296-7477
Sister's Network
(713) 781-0255 ext. 303
Sisters Network is a nationwide organization of African-American
breast cancer survivors.
Women’s Health Initiative
Think Before You Pink
An awareness campaign directed by Breast Cancer Action, www.bcaction.org
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