Racing to Put More People in the Pink

Courtesy washingtonpost.com - Health  Sat, 06/07/2008 - 23:00

More than 40,000 people turned downtown Washington into a sea of pink yesterday, joining an annual breast-cancer race that drew television actresses, diplomats, U.S. lawmakers and ordinary women grateful simply to be alive.

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