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Cal & Children's Oakland Tackle Skin Cancer
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Joe Roth, legendary #12 Cal Bears quarterback ('75-'76) was an extraordinary player and human being with tremendous impact on generations of Cal players and supporters. In 1977, Joe died at just 21 years of age from malignant melanoma. Each year, his memory is honored through The Joe Roth Memorial Game. Join us in honoring Cal Bears quarterback Joe Roth and the many others affected by cancer by giving to vital research to find a cure. Working Locally, Healing GloballyChildren’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute (CHORI), is internationally renowned for taking state-of-the-art basic and clinical research and translating it into interventions for treating and preventing disease, including skin cancer. Want to receive current information about Children's Hospital Foundation? |
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