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Newsday writer Lauren Terrazzano received the 2007 Joanie Award for excellence in journalism related to lung cancer. The award is given annually by Joan’s Legacy: The Joan Scarangello Foundation to Conquer Lung Cancer.

Ms. Terrazzano won the Joanie Award for her series in Newsday, “Life with Cancer.” Writing about her own experiences as a lung cancer patient, of cancer patients overall, and of the marketing and research environment around lung cancer, her work is an excellent representation of the type of journalism that the Foundation fosters.

"Through her efforts, the lung cancer community has been represented by a brilliant, honest voice, and the broader community has been educated on issues of relevance to us all," said Susan C. Mantel, Executive Director.

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Read a sample of Lauren’s articles in “Life, With Cancer”

Lung cancer overlooked, underfunded
19 January 2007, Newsday

Feeling on top of everything, briefly
20 March 2007, Newsday

Praising her persistence
23 March 2007, Newsday

Cancer rising amid smoke and mirrors
17 April 2007, Newsday

 

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The Joanie Award Winners:

2007: Lauren Terrazzano
Newsday

2006: "Anderson Cooper 360°"
CNN producer Audrey Gruber and the entire staff

2005: Robert L. Pollock
The Wall Street Journal

2004: Dr. Timothy Johnson
ABC News, Medical Editor

2003: Robert Bazell
NBC News, Chief Health and Science Correspondent

 

 

 
 
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