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Houston City Council Member Edward Pollard is scheduled to be interviewed. The discussion will also cover Texas Southern University's efforts in breast cancer prevention, which includes a notable investment. Further information on these topics can be found through Hello Houston, a program available on Houston Public Media.
Details about the interview with Council Member Pollard and the university's investment are not specified, but more information is available from the source.
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