Breast and Cervical Cancer

On April 8, ACS CAN will host our 2020 Missouri Day at the Capitol event to give people across the state the opportunity to talk with their elected officals about important cancer issues.

ACS CAN advocates are storytellers. Our organization changes the hearts and minds of lawmakers by sharing the real stories of Oregonians battling cancer. When our lawmakers learn how ACS CAN’s policies help cancer survivors in their community, we win. The Oregon Legislature has reduced the funding for the Oregon Breast...

The Oregon Legislature has reduced the funding for the Oregon Breast and Cervical Care Program (ScreenWise / ORBCCP), leaving people exposed. This could impact the 3,400 women who will be diagnosed with breast cancer in Oregon, this year. Show your support for putting these lifesaving dollars back in the budget...

Tell us how you would like to get involved with Florida ACS CAN.

Ask your Senator to fund a strong increase in funding for breast cancer research and lifesaving breast cancer prevention programs.

Millions of women are alive today thanks to previous investments in breast cancer research. The facts are clear: Breast cancer research and prevention programs save lives. Despite our progress, more than 41,000 women in the U.S. are projected to die from breast cancer this year alone. Every major breast cancer...

Help us advocate for cancer patients and survivors and receive a free ACS CAN shirt as a bonus!

There are circumstances in life that make having access to a short-term health insurance plan useful. However, they shouldn’t be used long term since they do NOT cover essential health services, and they can deny coverage of anything related to pre-existing conditions—including a previous cancer diagnosis. Take action to keep...

When your doctor prescribes a specific treatment, you usually expect that your insurance will cover it. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case.

Say YES by completing our form indicating your interest in being part of our 2019 campaign. It's time to end cervical cancer deaths ... for good.