Breast Health
Not counting some kinds of skin cancer, breast cancer in the United States is the most common cancer in Women, no matter your race or ethnicity. The Uncas Health District is committed to educating the public on the risks associated with breast cancer and ways to reduce the risk. The District participates in efforts to increase community screening rates and to promote early diagnosis. In some cases, women may be eligible for free screening and diagnostic services
Helpful Resources
- Learn more about Uncas Health District’s Breast Health Program funded by the Susan G. Komen Foundation and the Greater Norwich Breast Health Action Council by contacting Vickie Han at 823-1189 x 117
- For more information about breast cancer, please visit the Susan G. Komen Foundation website
- CT DPH Breast & Cervical / Prevention Program
Education, Early Detection Vital for Survival NORWICH - Early detection is key to survival rate when it comes to breast cancer, a disease expected to cause about 40,460 deaths in women in 2007. Education is crucial. ...read more |
Breast Cancer Session Breaks Language Barrier Oct 10, 2007 @ 04:02 AM |
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