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October 08, 2026

Arkansas Department of Health

Arkansas Department of Health to Host Free Maternal & Women’s Health Expo in Springdale

Claim Your Care event connects Northwest Arkansas families with local health resources. What: The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) will host a free maternal and women’s health event to connect expectant and new mothers, families, and support networks wit…

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a Reminder that Early Detection Saves Lives BreastCare Program Available to Women Across the State

Little Rock, Ark. – As Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins, the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) reminds Arkansans that early detection saves lives and encourages women ages 40-74 to get a mammogram every two years. Through the ADH’s BreastCare program, el…