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Oct. 1, 202406:59

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WNBA’s Kahleah Cooper and NBA’s Donovan Clingan open up about how they have been personally impacted by breast cancer. Dr. Susan Domchek speaks on the importance of genetic testing for prevention and early detection and TODAY’s Jill Martin shares her own journey and how it inspired her to team up her clothing brand with the NBA and WNBA to raise awareness.

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