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The impact of Susan G. Komen-funded research on approved drugs for breast cancer treatment

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By Dana Brantley-Sieders, Lauren Leslie, Kimberly Sabelko, Amy M. Dworkin
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Introduction Susan G. Komen’s® (Komen) mission is to save lives by meeting the most critical needs in our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer [1]. Komen has invested nearly $1.1 billion in over 2,800 research grants since 1982 [2].
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Founder of Base Academy of Music makes music education more accessible for youth

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By Lauren Leslie
| KSHB-TV (Kansas City, MO) Verified
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Musical talent can manifest early in young children, yet many families within the Kansas City metro lack access to pursue their child's gifts. In 2012, Clint Vasquez sought to change that by creating a musical academy that is accessible and affordable for ages 5 to 18. "Students come in once a week and they're learning all instruments: piano, guitar, drums, voice, orchestra instruments.
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Music advocates work to live up to Kansas City’s international reputation

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By Lauren Leslie
| Our Community Now
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — When people think of America’s “City of Music,” their minds rarely jump to Kansas City. But in 2017, Anita Dixon-Brown and Dr. Jacob Wagner made a compelling case to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), and Kansas City was officially added to the Creative Cities Network — recognized as the only City of Music in the United States.
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