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New report focuses on stories of breast cancer patients

July 28, 2010
Yesterday, at a press event on Capitol Hill, ACS CAN released a report titled Decades of Detection: Progress and Challenges of the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment Program. The report highlights stories of women successfully served by the NBCCEDP and discusses the need for adequate funding of this important program. To view a copy of the report, visit http://fightcancer.org/pdf/breastcancer/dod-report.pdf.

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