NIH Grants
Spore in Breast Cancer Sub Title North Carolina Breast Cancer Screening Program
Published in Women's Health Weekly, October 28th, 1996
Amount: $173,961 per year. Grant Expires: 4 Fiscal Years. Project Number: 2 P50 CA58223-04 SUB: 0001. Principal Investigator: Jo Anne L. Earp. Performing Organization: University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Abstract: "We propose establishing the NC Breast Cancer Screening Program (NC-BCSP), a consortium of state and local public health agencies and universities. NC-BCSP's primary purpose is to increase initial and repeat breast cancer screening rates among Black women over age 50 in a five county rural area in eastern North Carolina. The ultimate goal of the Program is to reduce breast cancer mortality among Black and older...
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