KIM KARDASHIAN VIRAL FOR OVARIAN CANCER
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HELP KIM KARDASHIAN
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HELP KIM KARDASHIAN
FIGHT OVARIAN CANCER
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Kim Kardashian For Ovarian Cancer
Kim Kardashian is starring in a brand new viral video to help women recognize the signs of Ovarian Cancer. This is in addition to the PSA to help spread the word even further via social networking. We'd love to promote the video and drive tune-in for QVC Presents Super Saturday Live on July 30th at 2 PM EST, with net proceeds benefitting Ovarian Cancer Research Fund (OCRF). The exclusive sale, which was previously only available to Hamptons' tastemakers and celebrities, will reach QVC's more than 98 million U.S. households, allowing shoppers throughout the country to get designer styles at HALF the manufacturer's suggested retail price*.
Kim Kardashian Needs YOUR Help!
To support QVC's Super Saturday Live broadcast, which supports Ovarian Cancer Research Fund (OCRF), Kim Kardashian has created a viral video to help spread the word about recognizing the signs of Ovarian Cancer. Did you know that more women in the U.S. die from ovarian cancer than any other gynecological cancer? But when it's discovered and treated early on, the five year survival rate is greater than 92 percent. Kim, QVC and OCRF want to spread that message of hope with this video. Like this video, post this video, forward this video, tweet this video (#supersaturday). When the message is spread, women are inspired to get ahead of ovarian cancer.
Kim Kardashian Needs YOUR Help!
To support QVC's Super Saturday Live broadcast, which supports Ovarian Cancer Research Fund (OCRF), Kim Kardashian has created a viral video to help spread the word about recognizing the signs of Ovarian Cancer. Did you know that more women in the U.S. die from ovarian cancer than any other gynecological cancer? But when it's discovered and treated early on, the five year survival rate is greater than 92 percent. Kim, QVC and OCRF want to spread that message of hope with this video. Like this video, post this video, forward this video, tweet this video (#supersaturday). When the message is spread, women are inspired to get ahead of ovarian cancer.
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