Early morning rain showers did nothing to deter the more than 900 participants who walked and ran in the second annual Duke Cancer Center Raleigh Free to Breathe® 5K Run/Walk and Rally for lung cancer at North Carolina State Centennial Campus Saturday. The event, which was organized by the North Carolina Lung Cancer Partnership, was dedicated to raising funding and awareness of the number one cancer killer in this country.Young lung cancer survivor and college student, Taylor Bell, was among those running in the Raleigh race despite her diminished lung capacity from surgery to remove much of her left lung last year. The 22-year-old lifelong nonsmoker is an involved member and spokesperson for the North Carolina Lung Cancer Partnership, the first state chapter of the National Lung Cancer Partnership