The Vermont Mammography Registry is part of the Vermont Breast Cancer Surveillance System and a partner of the nationwide
Breast Cancer Surveillance Consortium (BCSC). Together, we collaborate with leading scientists from across the country to study breast cancer screening and diagnosis. Through this partnership, we can study information about breast health and breast imaging from millions of women. And the more women we study, the better our chances of finding new and better ways to prevent and diagnose breast cancer.
If you’ve had a mammogram at any participating Vermont Mammography Registry facility, you may already be a partner in this life saving research! Each time you come in for breast imaging the information you provide in your health questionnaire gives you a chance to join the millions of women who opt to share this vital information for breast cancer research.
From 1996 through 2022 the Vermont Mammography Registry was statewide, collecting data on all breast imaging exams done within the state. In 2023 the registry downsized resulting in data collection from four partnering facilities, North Country Hospital, The University of Vermont Medical Center and their affiliates, Porter Medical Center and Central Vermont Medical Center.