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Erlanger Well-Women Early Detection Program Expands Services Thursday, February 4, 2021 Erlanger Health System’s Well-Women Early Detection Program is expanding breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnostic services for qualified patients now through December 2021.
In partnership with the Tennessee Breast and Cervical Program, Erlanger created the Well-Woman Early Detection Program in 2019. The program provides qualified patients with free breast and cervical cancer screenings and diagnostic services in an effort to detect and treat women’s health issues early. For the remainder of calendar year 2021, the program is offering the following expanded screening services: • Previously, Erlanger offered screening mammograms for average risk women every other year. Now through December 2021, Erlanger is offering annual screening mammograms for eligible individuals.
house's motive was for being so tepid in its endorsement? >> you know, i think the white house sees what wisconsin sees. our reforms are working. you know, we saved between state and local government, a billion dollars, that's a big victory for taxpayers. it keeps more squad cars on the street, it keeps our families safe t. keeps more women going to cancer screenings with our well woman program. these are great victories. part of our positive message of moving the state forward. to be frank with you i don't know that the president wanted to come in and potentially see a loss tonight, knowing that he did not have the ability to lift tomtom bar tote a victory. >> sean: all right, lieutenant governor, good to see you. we expect we might have the results in this hour. as soon as we can make a call, we will. lieutenant governor, thank you. coming up tonight, we continue to monitor the news out of wisconsin, as the are the race remains too close to be called. as news comes in, we will bring