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BYU sponsors Early Breast Cancer Detection Campaign in March

February 20, 2006

BYU Human Resource Services is sponsoring the 13th annual Early Breast Cancer Detection Campaign March 6-24.

BYU has arranged with DMBA and Utah Valley Regional Medical Center to present this service. UVRMC will provide high-quality care in a comfortable and professional atmosphere. Female personnel and spouses of male personnel with DMBA health care plans are invited to make appointments for the special BYU screenings in March.

Appointments for the mammograms may be made on-line at www.byu.edu/hr/wellness/b_cancer.htm. Additional information is available by calling Sharman Hafen at ext. 2-5723.

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