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 BREAST CANCER SCREENING
 THE RIGHT TO KNOW

Our Partners


CDC-funded programs are located in Arkansas, Florida, Montana, and Oregon to implement the Right To Know Campaign. A health promotion program designed to increase breast cancer screening among women aged 40 years and older living with physical disabilities. 
 

Date: May 05, 2009
Content source: National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities

 

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Four women tell their stories

 Hear June's story. Click here.
transcript of June's story

Hear Judy's story. Click here.
transcript of Judi's story

Hear Diane's story. Click here.
transcript of Diane's story

Hear Helen's story. Click here.
transcript of Helen's story
 
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Thank you for visiting the CDC-NCBDDD Web site. Click here to contact the National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities

If you're over 40, check your breasts regularly and have a mammogram and clinical exam every one to two years.

We are not able to answer personal medical questions. Please see your health care provider concerning appropriate care, treatment, or other medical advice.
 
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