The South Dakota Comprehensive Control Program strives to reduce cancer incidence and mortality through prevention, early detection, treatment, palliation, and addressing survivorship issues.
It is dedicated to bringing together individuals, organizations, health care providers, and agencies to reduce the burden of cancer in South Dakota.
Cancer control plan
Cancer data and publications
GetScreenedSD coordinates activities to promote the early detection of colorectal cancer.
Men and women age 50 and older who meet income guidelines are eligible for colorectal cancer screening through GetScreenedSD.
Participating providers
All Women Count! provides reimbursement for screening and diagnostic tests to promote early detection of breast and cervical cancer.
It serves women 30-64 years of age for Pap smears and 40-64 for mammograms, without insurance to pay for screening exams, and who have insurance but cannot pay the deductible or co-payment.