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A body of research has determined that, by expanding the availability of low cost family planning services to a broader set of low-income women, the savings associated with averted unplanned pregnancies and other health improvements substantially exceed the cost of additional family planning services. 16 Research has demonstrated that publicly funded family planning services are effective in promoting contraceptive use among low-income women and in averting unplanned pregnancies. 17 It has been estimated that every dollar invested in family planning services leads to as much as $5.60 in Medicaid savings. 18 A recent randomized experiment in Oregon, conducted. | JỊ Seattle __ ISA Cancer Care R4TIENTC OUTER Alliance Update on Gynecological Cancers Prevention Diagnosis and Treatment Webcast January 28 2009 Barbara Goff M.D. Jane VanVoorst Please remember the opinions expressed on Patient Power are not necessarily the views of Seattle Cancer Care Alliance its medical staff or Patient Power. Our discussions are not a substitute for seeking medical advice or care from your own doctor. That s how you ll get care that s most appropriate for you. Introduction Andrew Schorr Find out how you have the best chance of a cure or longer life if you re diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Hear about how being overweight increases your risk of endometrial cancer and learn how the HPV vaccine continues to be a cancer breakthrough for women. It s all next on Patient Power. Andrew Schorr Hello. This is Andrew Schorr with another one of our Patient Power programs sponsored by the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. Thank you for being with us. One of the areas that women think about of course is a whole range of gynecological cancers Ovarian cancer uterine or endometrial cancer cervical cancer. There are other types as well. And so we re going to discuss that in our program how to you get the best care certainly what are things that raise your risk and how can you prevent these cancers at all or certainly also prevent a recurrence if you are diagnosed. I want to introduce you to someone who has faced one of the scariest cancers but I guess I d say as a leukemia survivor that all cancers are scary and that s Jane VanVoorst. Jane is 56 years old. She works in the banking field in Bellingham Washington where she lives. She has two grown sons. But two years ago about she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and she learned a lot along the way. Happily she s doing well but we wanted to share that story. And then we ll introduce you to her doctor who is one of the leading gynecological cancer experts in the world and we ll be with her in just a minute. But Jane
