News | February 18, 2007

Kodak Announces Almost 50 Percent of Women Do Not Receive Annual Mammograms

February 19, 2007 – A study conducted in December 2006, by Kodak’s health group Zoomerang, found 49.6 percent of women aged 40 and older do not receive annual mammorams as recommended by the American Cancer Society.

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