Breast Density-breast cancer highest risk factor
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Just because Octoberβs over, doesn’t mean the fight against breast cancer is. Raise a hand and share to help spread the word about breast density. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSSprgnQp_4 Here on The Pulse, we have taken a close look at where we stand in the battle against breast cance Source: Breast Density Explained with Emoji
This is another read one share one, please share with at least one other woman. Please read this and then share it with at least one other woman in your life ππ If you have had a mammogram in your 20s -30s or 40s it is likely to have been carried out in a … More Make sure your mammogram follows you. Read and share ππ
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/nhs/12189095/NHS-breast-cancer-tests-miss-3.5k-tumours-a-year.html More and more evidence to support PERSONALISED BREAST SCREENING PROTOCOLS Women in Ireland deserve better. Breast density masks breast cancer tumours. beingdense.com advocates for the mandatory reporting of breast density levels with mammogram radiology results.
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beingdense.com is asking each one of you to tag a person you know and help to increase the awareness of breast density and the importance of knowing about it.Β Tell a friend, mother, aunt, cousin, neice, colleague. It is simple…….ask the question at your next mammogran…. HAVE I GOT DENSE BREASTS? The answer will determine … More Uniting women across the globe
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Breast Cancer awareness month
Click hereΒ For full story Breast Density has been well documented in reputable medical journals for two decades or more. It is a hot topic and widely discussed in the United States. Yet we hear virtually nothing about it in Ireland. Since my own breast cancer diagnosis I have asked 60 women, all of whom have … More How long will it take?