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Pink Ribbon House Project Celebrates Success
Pink Ribbon House 2010 raised $400,000, the largest gross to date for this project to support breast cancer research at the Lester and Sue Smith Breast Center at Baylor College of Medicine. More than 1,400 people visited the custom home in Hunters Creek.
From left, Lester and Sue Smith, and Judy and Glenn Smith celebrate at the Pink Ribbon House Preview Party.
(l-r) Co-chairs Gail Rauhut, Trish Hayes and Deb Parks and honorary chairs Diane and John Riley join the party at the Pink Ribbon House.
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Features
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Emergency Medicine: The Art of Juggling
A Quarter Century of Invention at Baylor College of Medicine
"Passport" Gives Childhood Cancer Survivors Entry into Adult Healthcare
Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center Educates Through Entertainment
Getting to the Roots of Cancer
News
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Dan Duncan Leaves Solid Foundation for BCM's Research Future
DeBakey Library & Museum Showcases Innovations of Pioneering Heart Surgeon
Spotlight
1,000 Chances for New Life
BIPAI Doctor Seeks to Serve in Africa
Space Medicine Takes Medical Education Across New Frontiers
Quest for a Gene Opens New Door in Personalized Medicine
Briefs
Out of This World Science Experiment Generates International Interest
Out of Africa
Predicting the Progression of Alzheimer's Disease
Pool to Receive Academic Clinical Professionalism Award
The Pea Aphid and the Wasp Genome
Development/Alumni
Dr. Wheeler Donates Royalties
Believe in BCM Campaign Engages Campus
Development Briefs
National Osteoporosis Foundation Honors Lawrences
DeBakey Heart Center of BCM Benefits from Partnership Event
Pink Ribbon House Project Celebrates Success
Awards and Honor Wall Highlight Alumni Reunion 2010
The Road Ahead Promises Continued Success
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