JACKSON, MS (WLBT) – Orange and black are the colors of Halloween. So why were folks at the State Capitol wearing pink Saturday? They were out in the battle against breast cancer, of course!

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Thousands take "Strides against Breast Cancer" (WLBT 3 Jackson)

High school field hockey teams across the state joined forces this month and used the sport they love to raise both money and awareness for the fight against breast cancer.

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More field-hockey teams join breast-cancer battle (The Providence Journal)

By Noimot Olayiwola As part of the International Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Qatar Petroleum (QP)’s Medical Service has organised its third annual breast cancer awareness workshop.

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QP holds breast cancer workshop (Gulf Times)

THE government has been forced to rewrite its advice on breast cancer screening after research showed that thousands of women have been misled into having unnecessary surgery.

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Thousands of women misled into breast cancer surgery (Times Online)

When Pam Espinosa thought she was having a relapse of her breast cancer three years ago, she made a pledge: If she was O.K. again, she would become involved with a special choir that sings at the bedsides of the sick and dying.

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Breast cancer awareness: Songs to soothe the afflicted (Chelmsford Independent)