If you have any questions about cancer screening, call 1-844-777-3443.
Getting screened is important for lowering your risk of cancer. It can prevent cancer or find it in its earliest stages, allowing more treatment options and a better chance of recovery.
Screening is the early detection of cancer or pre-cancerous conditions in people who do not have symptoms of cancer. Evidence supports population-based cancer screening programs for three types of cancers: breast, cervical and colon.
Around half of cancer cases and deaths can be prevented by making healthier life choices and participating in screening programs. Healthier life choices can include eating a balanced diet, limiting alcohol consumption, quitting smoking and becoming more physically active.
Learn about breast cancer, screening and how to reduce your risk.
Learn about cervical cancer, screening and how to reduce your risk.
Learn about colon cancer, screening and how to reduce your risk.
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For questions about cancer screening, call 1-844-777-3443 Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., excluding holidays.