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Felicia Lawrence

Felicia Lawrence

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Anchor and Reporter, WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

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Total articles 6

  • New research helps Black woman fighting breast cancer

    By Felicia Lawrence Verified| WQAD-TV (Moline, IL) Verified INDIANAPOLIS — Battling breast cancer is no doubt a tough journey, but many Black patients often face more severe side effects. "Neuropathy is inflammation of the nervous system. So, it usually effects the hands and feet. And people will say it feels like you're out in the cold weather too long — where it burns, stings, tingles," according to Dr. Bryan Schneider, a breast cancer researcher at IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center.

    By Felicia Lawrence Verified · WQAD-TV (Moline, IL)

    Oct. 25, 2024

  • The origins and evolution of Black History Month

    By Felicia Lawrence Verified| WCSH-TV (Portland, ME) Verified INDIANAPOLIS — Feb. 1 marks the beginning of Black History Month. And to prime you for WTHR’s monthlong celebration of African Americans' contribution to our country, we want to share the history of this observance. Dr. Carter G. Woodson is "The Father of Black History Month." 13News anchor Felicia Lawrence takes an in-depth look at his lifetime of work and love of history, his culture, and the progress of Black people in America.

    By Felicia Lawrence Verified · WCSH-TV (Portland, ME)

    Feb. 06, 2024

  • New research helps Black woman fighting breast cancer

    By Felicia Lawrence Verified| WQAD-TV (Moline, IL) Verified INDIANAPOLIS — Battling breast cancer is no doubt a tough journey, but many Black patients often face more severe side effects. "Neuropathy is inflammation of the nervous system. So, it usually effects the hands and feet. And people will say it feels like you're out in the cold weather too long — where it burns, stings, tingles," according to Dr. Bryan Schneider, a breast cancer researcher at IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center.

    By Felicia Lawrence Verified · WQAD-TV (Moline, IL)

    Oct. 25, 2024

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WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

+1 317-636-1313