Cancer Services

The Cancer Services Program provides breast,cervical and colorectal screenings at no cost to men and women who do not have health insurance

[Cancer Services @ColumbiaHealth]

@CDC_Cancer Cancer Services Programs in New York State @ColumbiaHealth allow for uninsured women to receive breast, cervical and colon cancer screenings at no cost to them.
Call 1-866-442-2262 to find the program closest to you.

[Mediosa Healthcare @Mediosa_ng]

January is #CervicalCancer awareness month

[Mayo Clinic @MayoClinic]

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month, which makes it a good time to learn more about #cervicalcancer. https://t.co/Md2tz1WLkI

[The Pink Agenda (TPA) @ThePinkAgenda]

Today we celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. and his important legacy. #MLKDay

[MainStreetRadiology @MainStRadiology]

January is #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth! Each year, nearly 13,000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed with #cervicalcancer, but with vaccines and screenings, it can be prevented.

[MLK Day @MLKDay]

Less than one week until #MLKDay. Make it a day of service to others. Learn more at https://t.co/hXCv56wiTS.

[CDC Cancer @CDC_Cancer]

Women: Overwhelmed by too much health advice? Get our "cheat sheet" for #cancer screenings https://t.co/lvouxKPQ1h

[LymeDisease.org @Lymenews]

Powerful testimony from Air Force pilot felled by #Lyme - https://t.co/G7tDrhXEd3

[The Pink Agenda (TPA) @ThePinkAgenda]

Men are diagnosed with breast cancer too, and it’s often detected in advanced stages. Help us #raiseawareness of the signs and symptoms of #malebreastcancer.
https://t.co/b1HzbXRbZA

[Trish Lannon @2xCncrSurvivor]

#CancerScreenWeek Advocate for your health! Use this week to contact your doctors & ask questions! https://t.co/fjayTaD6CZ

[UAB Otolaryngology @UAB_OTO]

Everyone can play a role in the fight against cancer. One way is through cancer screening. Take action at https://t.co/Gy9AQTfn79. #CancerScreenWeek

[Breastcancer.org @Breastcancerorg]

Swelling, dimpling, redness -- do you know what to be on the lookout for? Check out this list of symptoms associated with #breastcancer and share with a friend! https://t.co/G1UyXz0CIW

[ColonCancerPrevProj @ColonCancerPrev]

Take a break from arguing about politics with your family today and instead, talk to them about your family history of colorectal cancer! When did Grandma Beatrice get screened? Were there polyps? Knowing your family history is key to preventing #colorectalcancer. #buttseriously

[ACS National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable @NCCRTnews]

This Thanksgiving, remind the people you love who are 50 and older to get screened for #colorectalcancer. https://t.co/gPeWOmJ4VQ

[Colon Cancer Coalition @ColonCancerCoal]

#coloncancer is the 2nd deadliest cancer, but it doesn't have to be. Screening = prevention. Talk to your doctor. https://t.co/pkB9EXtnUe

[CDC @CDCgov]

Talk to your doctor about which #breastcancer screening tests are right for you, and when you should have them. https://t.co/9wXqbIONBU

[Breastcancer.org @Breastcancerorg]

Father and daughter who were both diagnosed with #breastcancer speak out via @people: "We comfort each other" #bcsm https://t.co/rM4mC7AGai

[Register-Star @RSnewsroom]

A Livingston church celebrates the fall season to draw new congregants. https://t.co/TnR1CuGLGM

[Cancer Services @ColumbiaHealth]

Get Screened - Early Detection is the Best Protection-No insurance?
Call 518-822-8741 get a free mammogram #noexcuses https://t.co/ekv0WP8XSQ

[CDC Cancer @CDC_Cancer]

What does having a mammogram feel like? #BreastCancerAwareness (photo courtesy @theNCI) https://t.co/KJhtl9bfM8