mammogram

SF ultrasound clinic using FDA-approved AI to detect breast cancer
The typical breast screening age is 40 for mammography. Ultrasound screening is often preferred for younger patients, as it's free of radiation and there's no age restriction or doctor referral needed.
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Government task force recommends mammograms every two years
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Mammograms should start at 45, not 40, American Cancer Society says
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