The US Preventive Services Task Force is proposing that all women at average risk of breast cancer start screening at age 40 to reduce their risk of dying from the disease, according to a new draft recommendation statement.
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“These updated, science-based recommendations by the USPSTF for women to begin mammography screening at age 40 are most welcome. However, most lives are saved by annual screening.”
- Jacqueline Holt, MD.
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As we approach Mother’s Day remember to take care of yourself and all the important women in your life. Don’t forget to schedule your mammogram. Early detection saves lives. #40not50
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An increase in breast cancer diagnoses earlier and earlier in addition to higher mortality rates in Black women caused the USPSTF to change the average age of beginning mammograms to 40 years old instead of 50 previously.
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Kudos to @kaufield for spelling it out. Women in all 🇨🇦 must be able to self-refer for mammography screening starting @40not50. Access should not depend on where a woman lives. Early detection matters: it determines the harshness of therapy required, and the chances of survival.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month was last month, but that doesn't mean we will stop sharing important facts, statistics and stories! Continue to follow us to make a difference all year round 💗
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17% of breast cancers occur in the 40s, and they grow faster than on older women. 27% of life years lost are in women diagnosed in their 40s. To find them early: screening mammograms starting @40not50, and supplemental ultrasound or MRI for the 40% of women with #densebreasts.
Dr. Gregory Sorensen, Founder & CEO of DeepHealth at RadNet, discusses how #RadNet is using artificial intelligence technology to help find abnormalities in screening exams at an earlier and more frequent rate.
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🌸 Breast Cancer affects about 1 in every 8 women
🌸 Only 5% to 10% of breast cancer cases are hereditary
🌸 Women should begin having mammograms yearly at age 40
🌸 At this time, there are more than 3.8 million breast cancer survivors in the US
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Cancer is a word, not a sentence.
Cancer survivors everywhere, you deserve to be celebrated! You have braved a hard battle and are forever a warrior! 💪
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All smiles for the debut of #MaddyTheMammoCoach! 😁 The name“Maddy” was inspired by our very own Director of Clinical Operations, Madalyn Horton because of her dedication to women’s health and our mammography program.
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Did you catch us on ABC7?
Yesterday we welcomed #MaddyTheMammoCoach to the RadNet family. Maddy’s purpose is to provide our underserved communities with advanced tech and care! Maddy also provides assistance to our busy breast centers.
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Early Detection Saves Lives! A 3D Mammogram is one of the best ways to check in on your breast health! Here’s are a few tips to help prepare for your next appointment with us! 💗
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Breast cancer at 19 years old.
“So the long and short of it is – I am embarking on a journey that is not of my choosing, but one I know I can handle." - Miranda McKeon.
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