Language on a cancer support bracelet stirs controversy on campuses. Sept. 2, 2010 -- A 1-inch thick rubber bracelet has caused quite a stir in schools across the country, despite the positive ...

Those bracelets are the symbols of the Lance Armstrong Foundation, which has done much over the past decade to support people with cancer and their families, to keep them focused on living not dying.

"I just thought it would be a good idea to support breast cancer," said West, who also wears a bracelet that says, "Check Yourself." School officials objected, ordering West to wear his "boobies ...

"I just thought it would be a good idea to support breast cancer," said West, who also wears a bracelet that says, "Check Yourself." School officials objected, ordering West to wear his "boobies ...

“I was wearing the bracelet to support breast cancer,” said the student. “Everybody has them. So many have a whole arm full of them.” Another student said he received two detentions for ...

a non-profit based in California that says its mission is to "help eradicate breast cancer by exposing young people to methods of prevention, early detection and support." "The bracelet is doing ...

Donations will be taken all night. Cancer support bracelets will be sold by Hutchinson Health, which will match the funds raised, and Buffalo Wild Wings has pledged to donate a portion of it’s ...

This is why her son's friends are hoping their bracelets can help. "So that they can pay for this cancer so then he could ... they said support has already come in from the other students and ...