Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation: This is the official Web site. www.komen.org 

Race for the Cure locations by date:  Links are provided for localities with active Web sites.
www.komen.org/race/races_by_date.asp

WASH-FM: cancerpage.com and WASH-FM are proud co-sponsors of the "Expo for the Cure" and the "Finish Line Party" May 31 through June 3, 2000.
www.washfm.com

Useful information and education links:

Breast Cancer and Environmental Factors Project: This site provides fact sheets, critical evaluations, bibliographies and a searchable database on breast cancer and environmental risk factors.  www.cfe.cornell.edu/bcerf/

Breast Cancer Answers: This is a service of the University of Wisconsin Comprehensive Cancer Center, providing accurate and up-to-date information from reliable sources on breast cancer prevention, detection, diagnosis, stage, and treatment. www.medsch.wisc.edu/bca

Breast Cancer Awareness: This interactive site from the US Department of Defense TRICARE provides useful information on a broad range of issues concerning breast health. www.tricaresw.af.mil/breastcd/index.html

Breast Cancer Online: Breast Cancer Online is an independent educational service and information source for professionals working in the field of breast cancer. It includes conference information and reports, news, links, case studies and questions for self-assessment. www.bco.org (requires free registration to login.)

Community Breast Health Project: This site offers breast cancer information to patients and survivors of breast cancer. www.med.stanford.edu/CBHP/

 Inflammatory Breast Cancer Research Foundation: This Web site is dedicated to the advancement of research on inflammatory breast cancer. www.ibcresearch.org

National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations: NABCO is a coalition of more than 370 organizations that provide breast cancer detection, treatment, and care to thousands of women. This site provides information on clinical trials, a resource router to cancer information resources on the Internet, and links to local breast cancer support groups. www.nabco.org/

National Breast Cancer Coalition: This organization focuses on three main goals in the fight against breast cancer: increasing cancer research, increasing access for all women to quality treatment and clinical trials, and increasing the influence of women living with breast cancer. www.natlbcc.org

 Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization: This organization has a commitment to provide information and support to anyone who has been affected by breast cancer. The Web site includes general information about breast cancer and information on screening and detection; information for women and men who have breast cancer; and information for family members and loved ones. Some of this information is also presented in Spanish. www.y-me.org/