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OU Cancer Institute seeks high schools’ help

 
BY SUSAN SIMPSON    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: October 4, 2009

The OU Cancer Institute is asking high school students across the state to help them raise awareness and money to support cancer patients in Oklahoma.

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Cancer in Oklahoma

→Deaths: About 7,500 Oklahomans die of cancer every year.

→Diagnosis: About 17,000 Oklahomans are

diagnosed with cancer every year.

→Minorities: Black men have the highest cancer incidence and mortality rates, and Hispanic

women are more likely to get breast cancer.

Source: OU Cancer Institute

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