Have You Been Screened?

by Debbie Abraham

Now more than ever we know that early detection of disease saves lives. These cancer screenings are available to you at no cost under your health insurance plan.

Breast Cancer

  • Breast cancer is the second-most common cause of cancer deaths in adult women.

  • Women over age 40 should talk to their doctors about mammography screening.

Cervical Cancer

  • Thousands of women die of cervical cancer each year, but it is the easiest female cancer to prevent.

  • Women who are sexually active or over age 21 should receive a PAP test at least every three years.

Colorectal Cancer

  • If caught early, colorectal cancer can be successfully treated.

  • Men and women should begin colorectal cancer screening at age 50

Carly Tan

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