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Malibu’s Drescher prepares for third annual Health Summit

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10:10 am PDT September 29, 2017
 

Cancer Schmancer will present its third annual Health Summit, hosted by Malibu resident Fran Drescher, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on Oct. 24. 

The information-filled day, held at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion (135 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles), is educational and will transform attendees from patients into medical consumers. 

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The Nanny's Fran Drescher celebrates 17-year wellness anniversary

By Markos Papadatos     Jul 1, 2017 in Entertainment
Emmy-nominated actress Fran Drescher has celebrated her 17-year wellness anniversary, by attending a Broadway play with her ex-husband and best friend Peter Marc Jacobson.
 

Review: Fran Drescher and Broadway stars amaze on Cancer Schmancer Cruise

 
New York - On June 19, Fran Drescher's annual Cancer Schmancer Cabaret Cruise took place on the Hornblower Infinity in New York. Despite the thunderous weather, it turned out to be a wonderful evening of education and music entertainment that ended with a rainbow.
 

Fran Drescher on ‘Spinal Tap,' ‘American Hot Wax' and cruise to benefit Cancer Schmancer

 

Fran Drescher on Creating The Nanny and her Mission to Eliminate Cancer

March 31 2017|Kelle Long
 

Fran Drescher Stresses the Connections Between Diet, Health and the Environment

Michael Bublé's 3-year-old son has cancer; singer puts career 'on hold'

Christie D'Zurilla

Living joyfully like The Nanny

Fran Drescher plays Fran Fine in The Nanny, which made her a star.

Fran Drescher on Coping With Cancer

Actress and early detection advocate Fran Drescher shares advice for fellow cancer survivors, why she stopped eating meat and dreams of a new career (watch out, Washington D.C.!).

Whatever life throws at Fran Drescher, she takes in stride—and turns it into a win. After being diagnosed with uterine cancer in 2000 and undergoing a radical hysterectomy, she penned a best-selling memoir, Cancer Schmancer, and created a foundation of the same name, Cancerschmancer.org—her way of thumbing her nose at the disease and helping other women beat it.

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