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Local 12’s Liz Bonis highlights Pink Eraser Project®'s mission to turbocharge change, and recent work to pass HB 371 and push for HB 271.

Pink Eraser Project®'s Michele Young and The Health Collaborative's Tiffany Mattingly sat down with Local 12 to discuss the importance of access to screenings to save lives.

Lincoln Ware’s The Buzz featured Pink Eraser Project®'s Michele Young and Is Anybody Out There?’s Patti Collins, They discussed their recent collaborations and respective activism.

NPR's Cincinnati Edition featured Pink Eraser Project®'s Michele Young, State Representative Jean Schmidt, and Michele Andrews of KFF Health News to discuss the need for more affordable breast cancer screenings.

Pink Eraser Project®'s Michele Young joined State Representative Jean Schmidt's press conference on H.B. 271 along with Dr. Ann Brown, MD, FSBI of UC Health.

State Representative Jean Schmidt held a press conference on H.B. 271 that Pink Eraser Project®'s Michele Young joined along with Dr. Ann Brown, MD, FSBI of UC Health.

Precision Medicine, a trade publication for healthcare leaders and scientists, focused on the beginnings of the Pink Eraser Project® and its patient-forward advocacy.

Following the launch of Pink Eraser Project, Michele Young received national recognition as a USA TODAY Women of the Year.

As one of USA TODAY’s Women of the Year, Michele Young spoke with The Enquirer about her battle with breast cancer and launch the Pink Eraser Project®.

Pink Eraser Project® appeared in NewsNation's Morning in America. The segment focused on the end of breast cancer and how it can happen.

Pink Eraser Project®'s Michele Young spoke to Fox19 NOW about the latest breast cancer developments to help erase breast cancer.

NBC's affiliate program WGRZ of Buffalo, NY covered the Pink Eraser Project®'s breast cancer trial that began at Roswell Park.

 ABC Network's affiliate program WKBW of Buffalo, NY covered the Pink Eraser Project®'s breast cancer trial that began at Roswell Park. 

The Cincinnati Enquirer interviewed Michele Young of the newly launched Pink Eraser Project®.

 Two years after passing H.B. 371, also called the Breast Cancer Bill, the Pink Eraser Project® launched and made headlines on NBC's Today Show. The segment features Pink Eraser Project®'s Michele Young. 

 Katie Couric introduced the Find It Early Act to address insurance barriers women often face to breast cancer screenings. The bill's introduction follows an inspiring conversation between Katie and Michele Young. 

Passing H.B. 371 was the start. In another op-ed, Michele Young continued calling on Ohioans to come together and tell breast cancer that "time's up." The call to action would later become a part of the Pink Eraser Project®'s campaign to erase breast cancer.

After helping to pass H.B. 371, Michele Young set her sights on the Find It Early Act and immunotherapy as part of her efforts to continue to erase breast cancer which would later lead to the Pink Eraser Project®.

Leading up to the Pink Eraser Project®, Michele Young worked alongside lawmakers across the aisle, including State Representatives Jean Schmidt and Sedrick Denson, and patient advocates  to pass H.B. 371.

Michele Young penned an op-ed urging the passage of House Bill 371, legislation that would save thousands of lives in Ohio and inspire Michele Young to take this cause national.  

Representatives Jean Schmidt and Sedrick Denson introduced House Bill 371, the "Breast Cancer Bill," which Michele Young advocated for prior to launching the Pink Eraser Project®.

Before the Pink Eraser Project®, Michele Young was named one of The Enquirer’s 2020 Women of the Year for her steadfast advocacy efforts, including better breast cancer screening for all.