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CDC develops materials designed to teach health professionals, policy makers, the media, and the public about cancer prevention and control. They are available online as Web pages, Adobe® Acrobat® PDF documents, or both. We offer a variety of fact sheets, brochures, posters, and more, including a selection in Spanish.
You can order printed copies of some of our publications free of charge. Quantities are limited and this service is available only in the United States.
PDF Documents
Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer: What You Need to Know fact sheet [PDF-234KB]
- Breast Cancer in Young Women fact sheet [PDF-1.7MB]
- African American Women and Mass Media (AAMM) Campaign posters
- Take Action to Lower Your Breast and Ovarian Cancer Risk infographic
- Take Action to Lower Your Breast and Ovarian Cancer Risk infographic: African American Women
- Take Action to Lower Your Breast and Ovarian Cancer Risk infographic: Jewish Women
- What Every Young Woman Needs to Know About Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer infographic
Colorectal (Colon) Cancer
- Screen for Life Campaign print materials
- Screen for Life Campaign print public service announcements
Gynecologic Cancers
- Inside Knowledge Campaign print materials
- Inside Knowledge Campaign print public service announcements
- Prevent Cervical Cancer with the Right Test at the Right Time infographic [PDF-877KB]
- Cervical Cancer Screening in Women Ages 30 and Older [PDF-1.3MB]
- Ovarian Cancer Research and Education at CDC [PDF-86KB]
Lung Cancer
Prostate Cancer
- Screening for Prostate Cancer: A Decision for You and Your Doctor [PDF-1MB]
- Health tips for men about prostate cancer: What you can do [PDF-163KB]
Skin Cancer
- Skin cancer prevention fact sheets
- Sun Safety in Schools: What You Can Do [PDF-860KB]
- Shade Planning for America’s Schools [PDF-1.2MB]
- The Burning Truth Initiative posters
- Protect All the Skin You’re In infographic [PDF-678KB]
- Everyone Can Play a Role to Reduce Skin Cancer infographic
- U.S. Skin Cancer Cases and Costs infographic [PDF-1.1MB]
- Reducing Indoor Tanning Among Minors promising practices brief [PDF-1.7MB]
- The Surgeon General’s Call to Action to Prevent Skin Cancer consumer booklet [PDF-821KB]
- 2016 Skin Cancer Prevention Progress Report [PDF-3.7MB]
Choose Your Cover Campaign Materials
- Sunscreen for Your Sun Day brochure [PDF-248KB]
- Play It Safe in the Sun: A Guide for Parents brochure [PDF-147KB]
- Choose Your Cover brochure [PDF-85KB]
- Sunscreen: Put It Between You and the Sun poster [PDF-206KB]
- Warning Label poster [PDF-112KB]
- When You’re in the Sun, Choose Your Cover poster [PDF-102KB]
Matte Releases
These formatted, ready-to-print articles are free to use in any publication.
- Head and Neck Cancer [PDF-219KB]
- Lung cancer [PDF-69KB]
- Preventing Cancer for CDC – and for Me [PDF-134KB]
- Are You 50? Time to Get Tested and Prevent Colorectal Cancer [PDF-137KB]
- You Can Prevent Cervical Cancer [PDF-201KB]
- Get Your Kids HPV Vaccine Now to Prevent Cancer Later [PDF-73KB]
- CDC Encourages Screening for Breast, Cervical and Colorectal Cancers [PDF-205KB]
- Don’t Get Burned! Summer Sun Safety Tips [PDF-316KB]
Other Publications
- Caring for Cancer Survivors Who Use Tobacco [PDF-382KB]
- Colorectal Cancer Control Program: Increasing Screening to Save Lives fact sheet [PDF-196KB]
- Frequently Asked Questions About Cancer For Native Americans and Alaska Natives [PDF-239KB]
- The Road to Better Health: A Guide to Promoting Cancer Prevention in Your Community [PDF-3.4MB]
- Preventing Infections in Cancer Patients program materials
- Cancer and Flu publications
- United States Cancer Statistics fact sheet [PDF-312KB]
- The National Action Plan for Cancer Survivorship [PDF-1MB]
National Programs
For publications produced by CDC’s national cancer programs, please visit their Web sites—
- Page last reviewed: April 10, 2017
- Page last updated: May 31, 2017
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