Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla Highlights Program Benefits for 2,747 Women
Morelia, Michoacán, October 21, 2025. – In Michoacán, women are not alone in their fight against cancer, as they receive support and access cutting-edge technology for treatment and detection. Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla emphasized this point while handing over 1,770 aid packages from the Program for Well-being of Women with Invasive Breast and Cervical Cancer.
Program Overview
- More than two and a half years of operation
- Beneficiated 2,747 women
- Investment of 173 million 268 thousand pesos
- Monthly support of 4,000 pesos per patient
Ramírez Bedolla explained that the aid ensures the continuity of patients’ treatments by covering transportation or food expenses, enabling them to attend consultations. Moreover, specialized personnel and essential oncological medications are available for proper care.
Advanced Medical Equipment
The governor mentioned the acquisition of a linear accelerator and a PET-Scan, fulfilling the commitment to update medical equipment for cancer treatment. This ensures precise care at the Oncology Center, offering free services to the population.
Comprehensive Support and Early Detection
Andrea Janet Serna Hernández, Secretary of Well-being, clarified that this program is not an isolated gesture but a public policy built on empathy and the belief that no woman should face cancer alone or neglected. The program guarantees dignified, timely, and sensitive care for all women.
Elías Ibarra Torres, Secretary of Health, stressed that 95% of cancers are curable if detected early. Therefore, medical and surgical accompaniment is provided to patients throughout their treatment journey.
Key Questions and Answers
- What is the Michoacán program for? The program supports women with invasive breast and cervical cancer, providing monthly financial aid and ensuring access to specialized care and essential medications.
- How many women have benefited from the program? More than 2,747 women in Michoacán have received support through this program.
- What medical advancements has the program secured? The program has acquired a linear accelerator and a PET-Scan, ensuring precise cancer treatment at the Oncology Center.
- Why is early detection crucial? Early detection significantly increases the chances of curing cancer, as 95% of cases are curable when identified promptly.
