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Stella McCartney and Chelsea Handler Team Up For Breast Cancer Awareness

Stella McCartney and Chelsea Handler Team Up For Breast Cancer Awareness

Anyone who follows Chelsea Handler on Instagram will know she's not afraid of a little overexposure - and now she's lending her assets to a very good cause.The comedian fronts the new campaign for Stella McCartney's sweet pea-pink 'Stella' bra, proceeds from the sales of which will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation in the US, and the Linda McCartney Centre in Liverpool, UK, to support their work in providing the most advanced early detection programmes and treatments for patients with breast cancer.ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWIt's a cause close to McCartney's heart; her mother, Linda, passed away in 1998 following a three-year battle with breast cancer.She was just 56.


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Chelsea Handler Stars in Stella McCartney's Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

Chelsea Handler Stars in Stella McCartney's Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

Chelsea Handler poses in lingerie for Stella McCartney's new campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness.The brand debuted the Stella Lace set as part of her Autumn/Winter 2016 Lingerie Collection to raise awareness for the disease, and enlisted Chelsea to help promote the campaign on her talk show, Chelsea."Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women all over the world and does not discriminate.While most people are aware of this terrible disease, many also do not take the steps to regularly get checked to detect it at its early stages.


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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How 'pink' campaigns distort the reality of the disease

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How 'pink' campaigns distort the reality of the disease

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which means for 31 days, the United States will be bathed in pink.Athletes will don pink cleats, gloves and sweatbands.Entire sports stadiums will go pink.There will be pink buckets of Kentucky Fried Chicken, pink Yoplait yogurt lids promising you can "Save lids to save lives," pink maximum strength pepper spray and even this pink Navy fighter jet CNN calls "powerful new ally."