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About Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society
RCCS incorporated as a non-profit 501 c (3) charity in 1997 with a five-point mandate to help cancer victims secure the best health insurance policies possible, provide whatever financial assistance is needed to maintain health insurance policies, keep abreast of the newest and most effective cancer treatments, provide the best medical referrals and advocate for the cancer patient and the patient’s entire family. Since…
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We’ve funded more than 40 cancer charities around the world. We went live in April 2009 and first donations were received the same day that went to charities. Half of our donors upgraded to donations of $9.99 and even $99.99 per track.
Artists Supporting pioneersforacure.org
Over 100 songs recorded by artists from around the world, including Suzanne Vega, Ben E. King, Tom Chapin, Randy Brecker, Matt White, John Pizzarelli and David Broza. A community of contributors created historically significant music only available through Pioneers For A Cure. All proceeds went to artist-selected cancer charities.
Free “Am Yisrael Chai” Single
In 2009, Pioneers For A Cure released the single “Am Yisrael Chai,” a dynamic and beautiful mix of the traditional melody with the famous version written by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach.
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Recent Twitter Posts From Supported Charities
Today we are partnering with the @CEHN, National Children’s Campaign (@the_ncc_ ) and @GroundTruth films for a Hill briefing focused on the health impacts of #airpollution & #climatechange, and the power of youth leadership. Our AVP of Healthy Air @LauraKateBender speaking here.
These young people have done what most of us only dream of. What are they thinking during those crucial hours?
https://t.co/GIgVX61kIa
Start a BCRF fundraiser this fall! We share 5 simple ways to make a difference for those impacted by breast cancer: https://t.co/3Kw8CLQ89O
A person’s family history, genetics, race and ethnicity are all important #breastcancer risk factors. Our latest blog shares how BCRF researchers are investigating every facet of hereditary breast cancer. https://t.co/uIHA4YZiJJ #HBOC
In an effort to make it easier for others, women who have had breast cancer share what they wish someone had told them. https://t.co/vABxsH0N9z @SELFmagazine
New cellular and molecular processes underlying communication between gut microbes and brain cells have been described for the first time in a new @nature study published by Drs. David Artis & Conor Liston of #WCM, and Frank Schroeder of @Cornell.
Link: https://t.co/i1ZI3PONCb
Register today to walk with us for #PancreaticCancer research at our Lustgarten Walk—Mid-Hudson Valley on Saturday, October 26th at Dutchess Stadium! To register, visit: https://t.co/MjlSvXf2LX
“It was just surreal." Dana-Farber’s William G. Kaelin, Jr., MD, shares what it was like to win a #NobelPrize in Medicine earlier this month. Congratulations Dr. Kaelin! 🎉
What was initially thought to be harmless freckle led to four surgeries and the removal of over a foot of skin. Ryan's story is a strong reminder of the importance of regular skin checks for #melanoma early detection. #GetNaked https://t.co/RnDrcSJlO3
“These drugs don’t seem to have many side effects. We think this is a good path to pursue.” - Dr. Abdel-Wahab https://t.co/jK9q2TdIud
You’ve had a CT scan or MRI, but now your doctor says you need to have a PET scan. Why? What will the PET scan show that the others did not, or could not? https://t.co/Am0GjjsZ7A
#WellnessWednesday RT @focusedonhealth: If you spot something strange on your #skin, get a skin screening exam. Here’s what to expect: https://t.co/riWnwRCuVu #endcancer