WVU Cancer Institute’s Bonnie’s Bus Offers Mobile Mammograms in Southern West Virginia This November

Charleston Huntington, WV, October 12, 2026 — Bonnie’s Bus, a mobile unit operated by the WVU Cancer Institute’s Mobile Cancer Screening Program, is scheduled to offer 3D digital screening mammograms and breast care education throughout Southern West Virginia during the month of November.

The initiative aims to increase access to crucial breast cancer screening services for residents in areas that may have limited proximity to traditional healthcare facilities. The program utilizes a mobile unit, known as Bonnie’s Bus, to bring advanced diagnostic technology directly to communities.

Services provided will include 3D digital screening mammography, which offers detailed images for more accurate detection of breast abnormalities. In addition to screenings, educational resources on breast health will also be available. The mobile unit’s presence in Southern West Virginia during November is intended to support early detection efforts, a critical component in improving breast cancer outcomes.

Specific locations and a detailed schedule for Bonnie’s Bus visits within Southern West Virginia for November have not been fully detailed in the provided summary. The West Virginia University Cancer Institute is a comprehensive cancer center dedicated to research, treatment, and prevention of cancer across the state.

The Mobile Cancer Screening Program is part of the WVU Cancer Institute’s broader efforts to reduce cancer disparities and improve health outcomes for West Virginians through accessible screening and education. Further details regarding the operational schedule and exact locations for Bonnie’s Bus during November are expected to be released by the WVU Cancer Institute.

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