American Cancer Society

The American Cancer Society recommends women at an average risk for breast cancer have annual screening mammograms between ages 45 and 54. A screening mammogram is done when you don’t have any pain or new symptoms, but you’d like to catch possible breast changes early on. It us

A mammogram is a type of x-ray used to detect changes in breast tissue, including those from early-stage breast cancer. It can reveal cancer up to one-and-half to four years before it’s noticeable on a physical exam. “Screening mammography in the United States reduces the risk