SITKA - The SEARHC WISEWOMAN Women's Health Program and Bartlett Regional Hospital have announced the Fall 2012 schedule for the mobile mammogram program.

The SEARHC WISEWOMAN Women's Health Program and Bartlett Regional Hospital are happy to announce the Fall 2012 schedule for the mobile mammogram program.

Moose, Elks lodges to host Pryor fundraiser, Douglas committee seeks historic truth, SEARHC health fair scheduled for Aug. 22, SEARHC offers classes on diabetes prevention, Mobile Mammogram van to visit Hoonah, Energy Career Camp to be held in Sitka

...mobile mammography technician for Bartlett Regional Hospital, and Litia Garrison, a health educator with the SEARHC women's health programs. Women wanting to schedule a mammogram should call Carlie Brown of the Hoonah Medical Center at 945-3235...

...a discussion about digital storytelling and blogging through survivorship. This event is sponsored by the SEARHC Women's Health Programs and the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium Native People for Cancer Control. For more information, call...

...mammogram van might be able to fit others in. The SEARHC Women's Health Program provides free clinical breast exams, mammograms...Jessie Norma Jim Medical Center or call the SEARHC Women's Health Program at 1-888-388-8782. The mobile mammogram...

HAINES - The mobile mammogram van will visit Haines starting on May 7, with appointments running through the afternoon of May 19 (no weekend appointments). This year the van has been updated to provide digital mammograms.

KAKE - The mobile mammogram van will visit Kake starting at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 29, with appointments running through the afternoon of May 2. This year the van has been updated with digital imaging on board, instead of film.

City Museum begins winter hours, season of free admission; United Way sponsors local Day of Caring on Thursday; SEARHC Kake Health Promotion plans breast cancer walk; Riverbend Elementary holds Healthy Futures Family Nights

The Kake Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness on Saturday, Oct. 6, drew 74 participants, including several people attending the Alaska Native Brotherhood/Alaska Native Sisterhood Grand Camp Convention in Kake.