Marian Clinic operates in Topeka Kansas and welcomes as its patients the low-income residents of Shawnee County who are living at or below 175% of federal poverty guidelines and have no health insurance or other means to obtain the care they need.
BCCP guidelines and leigibility. List of participating clinics by county. 888-6-HEALTH
Cancer Consultants is dedicated to providing the most up to date cancer information on the treatment and prevention of cancer for patients and professionals.
On line enrrolment forms. 800-532-2227
You can use this site to find a wealth of information about clinical research, including listings of more than 41,000 active industry and government-sponsored clinical trials, as well as new drug therapies in research and those recently approved by the FDA. 617-856-5900
The National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project (NSABP) is a clinical trials cooperative group supported by the National Cancer Institute (NCI).
Listing of cancer trials. 800 4CANCER
Mammograms for women 35 -39 with symptoms and 40 or older annual mammogram. Pap for women 19 or older in Connecticut. 860-509-7804
Web page has a county map of Illnois to find BCCP providers. 888-522-1282
Information about hospitals that have indigent program funds. Phone: 800-638-0742
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Texas Breast and Cervical Cancer Control ServicesThe goal of the Texas Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Services is to reduce mortality from breast cancer and cervical cancer in Texas. This site links to all BCCP providers in TX and other states. You can find referral sites for mammograms and Pap?s
Founded in 1984, the Arkansas Cancer Research Center (ACRC) is the primary cancer research institution in the state. This site provides a phisician directory and sources for cancer education and outreach services.
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Cancer Awareness Network for Immigrant Minority PopulationsThe Center for Immigrant Health (CIH), in conjunction with the NYU Cancer Institute of the NYU School of Medicine, established a Cancer Awareness Network for Immigrant Minority Populations (CANIMP) in 2000. This project focuses on building bridges between immigrant communities and cancer researchers