Breast Cancer Remains Threat for Older Women

Despite recent examples of young and middle-aged celebrities being diagnosed with breast cancer, more than half of breast cancers happen in women over age 65.

That's why experts at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center recommend women continue to receive yearly breast screenings through their 70s.   Read more

Breast Cancer Awareness

Some 182,460 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008, and more than 40,480 will die from the disease. While we don't know how to prevent breast cancer, it's clear that early detection is crucial in saving lives.

This month, there are several events scheduled to raise money and awareness about breast cancer. Please take a few moments to visit our  Breast Cancer Awareness page.

U-M Breast Oncology Program benefits from televised fund-raiser

The University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center's Breast Oncology Program was one of the beneficiaries of the 14th Annual QVC Presents "FFANY Shoes on Sale" event during Breast Cancer Awareness Month last October.

Every year, this event benefits breast cancer research and education institutions.   Read more

2008 Connect for Hope Campaign

Please join with us from September 29 through October 31, 2008. By reaching out and connecting with family, friends, and colleagues, you can give hope to breast cancer patients and their families.
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The Connect for Hope Campaign supports the Breast Cancer Program at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center.