Riders cycle for cancer fundraiser
People in Greenwich cycled for a good cause Sunday. About 800 riders at Equinox gym took part in the Cycle for Survival movement led by Memorial Sloan Kettering to fund research for rare types of cancer.
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Feb 22, 2016, 3:16 AM
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People in Greenwich cycled for a good cause Sunday.
About 800 riders at Equinox gym took part in the Cycle for Survival movement led by Memorial Sloan Kettering to fund research for rare types of cancer.
Organizers say about half of those battling cancer have rare forms of the disease, which include thyroid, brain and all pediatric cancers, among others.
Organizers also say supporters have raised more than $17 million so far this year.
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