by April Zubko | Mar 16, 2012
A recent Swedish Cancer Institute study revealed that women between the ages of 40–49 who’ve had yearly mammograms and subsequent breast cancer diagnosis fare better than those that don’t.
by April Zubko | Dec 26, 2011
Description of mammogram, sample mammography x-rays, when to get a mammogram, screening vs. diagnostic mammograms, other types of breast imaging, and what to do before your first mammogram.
by AACR | Nov 4, 2011
Certain cancer signaling pathways that are activated in aggressive cancer can be detected very early, even in precancerous cells, among young African-American women at high risk for breast cancer. This may allow for earlier detection and prevention of cancer.
by April Zubko | Oct 21, 2011
Learn what a mammogram is, how to prepare for a mammogram, and if it’s really necessary.
by Patricia Brett | Oct 1, 2010
As the mom of a nine year-old boy, this is a question I find myself asking every morning before school and every evening before bed. The question I should be asking all my sisters, colleagues and girlfriends is, “Did you check your breasts yet?” It’s really that...
by Helen Galarza | Dec 8, 2009
Everyone continues to talk about the U.S Preventative Task Force’s decision to change mammogram guidelines that used to be recommended for women beginning at the age of 40 to now beginning at the age of 50. Although The Maurer Foundation and The American Cancer...