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‘A celebration of life’ | Knoxville breast cancer rally ‘Beat the Drum’ focuses on hope, prevention
WVLT (Knoxville), October 31, 2026.
What This Story Is About The third annual “Beat the Drum” rally brought the Knoxville community together on Saturday at Marble City Market to celebrate breast cancer survivors and share lifestyle tools centered on prevention and plant-based wellness. Why It Matters Breast cancer affects countless families, and advocates emphasize that combining early detection with proactive lifestyle habits can reduce risks and empower long-term survival. What Happens Next Organizers and health advocates will continue post-event outreach and education, connecting attendees with local wellness resources and support networks across East Tennessee.
For Context Presented by Coach Cree’s Just Juice and the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, the event featured African drumming, survivor panels and local vendors highlighting prevention plans. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Community members, advocates and survivors gathered at Marble City Market for the third annual “Beat the Drum” rally, to honor breast cancer awareness month this October.
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