AVMC’s “Lanes of Hope” Event Rolls Forward with Cancer Awareness for All
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AVMC’s “Lanes of Hope” Event Rolls Forward with Cancer Awareness for All

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LANCASTER, CA –– Antelope Valley Medical Center (AVMC)proudly hosted its annual Cancer Awareness and Prevention event, bringing the community together for an evening of bowling, education, and empowerment.

The information and experience shared reinforces AVMC’s commitment to comprehensive

cancer prevention and early detection.

With strong attendance and enthusiastic engagement, Lanes of Hope offered a unique

blend of entertainment and health education. The event aimed to break down barriers to

care by creating a relaxed, welcoming space where individuals could learn about cancer

risks, symptoms, and screening options.

Speakers included Kenny Irving, NP and Kristina Schultz, NP, both from City of Hope,

who shared the latest advancements in cancer prevention---the presentations

highlighted lung cancer prevention and cervical cancer screening. Attendees had the

opportunity to speak directly with medical experts, gaining valuable insights into

proactive health strategies.

“This event reflects our boarder mission as a comprehensive Community Cancer Center

to educate and empower our community,” said Edward Mirzabegian, Chief Executive

Officer of Antelope Valley Medical Center. “Our hope is to help more people take charge

of their health in a setting that’s both informative and enjoyable.”

AVMC extends its sincere thanks to its partners, volunteers, and healthcare

professionals whose dedication made Lanes of Hope a meaningful and memorable

experience. Their support helped create an evening that inspired awareness, action,

and hope.

For more information about Antelope Valley Medical Center’s upcoming events and

health programs, please visit our website at www.avmc.org

Photo caption: Kenny Irving, NP, of City of Hope leads presentation on Lung Cancer

prevention and screening requirements at AVMC’s Lanes of Hope, Cancer Awareness

& Prevention event.

About Antelope Valley Medical Center

Antelope Valley Medical Center (AVMC) is the leading hospital in the heart of the

Antelope Valley, delivering high-quality, compassionate healthcare to the community

since 1955. As a 420-bed, full-service, acute-care hospital, AVMC offers comprehensive

medical services, including emergency care, advanced surgical procedures, maternity

and neonatal care, cardiovascular care, and the region’s only trauma center, pediatric

and inpatient behavioral health unit. With a focus on innovation and compassionate

care, AVMC is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of the communities it

serves. For more information, visit www.avmc.org, call (661) 949-5000, or follow us at

@avmedicalcenter.

 
 
 
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