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Join the LIVE FOR LIFE Run/Walk Team at the Asthma Walk!  On the registration page:
  • Choose 'Join a Team',
  • Select Duke, and
  • Pick the LIVE FOR LIFE Run/Walk Team.

LIVE FOR LIFE is excited to offer free, monthly workshops during the 12-week run/walk program on topics such as running and walking techniques, injury prevention, nutrition and training during the off-season.

Blow the Whistle on Asthma Walk

The 2007 Blow the Whistle on Asthma Walk will be held on Saturday, October 6, 2007 at the Centennial Campus at North Carolina State University in Raleigh to raise money and awareness for fighting Asthma as well as other pulmonary diseases.

The walk (3.2 miles) will be sponsored by the American Lung Association of North Carolina, an organization that is celebrating its Centennial this year. Dr. Bill Fulkerson, Pulmonologist and Chief Executive Officer of Duke University Hospital, has been asked to serve as the Medical Chair for the event this year.

All Duke employees, as well as their friends and family, are invited to participate in this event. Support of this important fundraiser is a positive way of fulfilling the mission of Duke University Health System, which is to help people in their pursuit of good health and safety.

Over 2,000 walkers and contributors are expected. 

The American Lung Association is dedicated to reaching communities and individuals across the state of North Carolina with a variety of educational and support programs for children and adults. These programs focus on the areas of asthma, tobacco control, and environmental health. Support is also offered for people who suffer from many lung diseases.

Asthma affects over 14 million people in the United Sates, over 5 million of whom are children. In North Carolina alone, experts believe that over 808,000 people suffer from the disease. Asthma is also a leading cause of nationwide school absenteeism.

For more information, please visit the American Lung Association of North Carolina web site or call Sarah Woodard (684-5680) or Joyce Teston (684-6297), Co-Chairs for the walk.

 

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