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Do You Have Dense Breasts?
Breast density is an important measurement to be aware of for several reasons. One is that mammograms are not as effective at detecting cancer in dense breasts. Another reason is that people with dense breasts have an increased risk of developing breast cancer.
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Breast Imaging Focus: What is a Screening Mammogram?
What is a screening mammogram, and at what age should we start getting them? What is it like to get one and how do we understand the results? In this post, I share some my experiences and a lot of research about mammograms.
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After Your Mammogram : Referral to a Surgeon
After your mammogram, you may receive a call that you will be referred to a surgeon. This means more information is needed for a diagnosis.
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How to Understand Your Mammogram Results
In order to advocate for the best possible care, you need to understand your mammogram results. What is a Bi-Rads? What does your score mean for your care?
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Get Your Mammogram- Regular Screenings Reduce Risk
If you are a woman over 40 and you haven’t scheduled your mammogram yet this year, I am here to urge you today to get that on your calendar now! Regular screenings reduce our risk.