Cancer Resources

CDC offers scientifically accurate information about cancer in a variety of formats, including some in Spanish. In this section, you will find—

• General Information Features: These pages provide an overview of cancer topics that are appropriate for the season, or support a health awareness month.
• Data and Statistics Features: These pages are similar to general information features, but they focus on the latest statistical information available about a cancer topic.
• Podcasts: You can listen to these audio files on your computer now, or download them and listen to them later. Many are offered in short (one-minute) and long (three- to six-minute) versions.
• Health-e-Cards: These electronic greeting cards are a fun way to remind your friends and family members to take care of their health.
• Web Badges: You can copy and paste the code to embed these buttons and badges in your Web site, social network profile, or blog.

We also offer resources in other areas of the site—

• Publications: You can download and print brochures, fact sheets, and posters, and order printed copies of selected publications.
• Screen for Life Television Public Service Announcements (PSAs): CDC's Screen for Life: National Colorectal Cancer Action Campaign has developed television PSAs featuring Terrence Howard, Jimmy Smits, and Diane Keaton.
• Inside Knowledge Television Public Service Announcements (PSAs): CDC's Inside Knowledge: Get the Facts About Gynecologic Cancer campaign has developed television PSAs.
• African American Women and Mass Media (AAMM) Campaign PSAs: The AAMM campaign uses radio and print media to make more women aware of the importance of getting mammograms to find breast cancer early.
• 20 Years of Screening Women and Saving Lives: For 20 years, CDC's National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program has provided free or low-cost mammograms and Pap tests to low-income women with little or no health insurance.

In addition, follow CDC Cancer on Twitter for credible cancer information from CDC.