State and Local Health Departments
Contact List
State and local health departments provide the first level of response to a suspected cancer cluster. These agencies, along with the state cancer registry, collect and analyze local-level data and calculate expected and actual cancer rates.
If you suspect a cancer cluster in your community or workplace, or if you’d like information such as cancer statistics or trends in your area, first contact your state or local health department or state cancer registry. Contact information for state and local health departments is provided on the state Web sites listed below.
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Page last reviewed: February 15, 2012
Content source: National Center for Environmental Health