Did You Know?
More than 75% of breast and cervical cancers occur in women over age 50. A woman's risk of getting cancer increases with age.
In Kansas each year, about 370 women die of breast cancer and about 30 die from cervical cancer.
Regular mammograms among women age 50-69 can reduce deaths by 30%.
Routine screening and prompt treatment can reduce illness and deaths from breast or cervical cancer.
Early Detection Works Eligibility
Breast Services
:
Routine Breast Services:
* Age 45 - 64 years old
* No Insurance
* EDW income guidelines met (250% of FPL)
* Routine screening mammogram every 2 years
First degree relative diagnosed with breast cancer:
* Ages - recommended screening begins 10 years prior o age of relative diagnosed.
* No Insurance
* EDW income guidelines met (250% of FPL)
* Routine screening mammogram every year
Cervical Services
* Age 40-64 years old
* No Insurance
* EDW income guidelines met (250% of FPL)
To see if you qualify for services call EDW at 316-337-6110.
Women under 40 with cervical or under 45 with breast health concerns should call EDW to find out what resources are available.