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‘Every name has a story’: Lights of Hope brings Montana’s cancer fight to the Capitol

Volunteers said American Indian populations in Montana face about a 35% higher cancer rate than the state’s white population.

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Monday evening, volunteers with the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network brought that message to the Montana Capitol, highlighting cancer's impact statewide and calling attention to care disparities.

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‘Every name has a story’: Lights of Hope brings Montana’s cancer fight to the Capitol

Monday evening, volunteers with the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network brought that message to the Montana Capitol, highlighting cancer's impact statewide and calling attention to care disparities.

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KTVH broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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