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❗️BIG NEWS❗️The US Preventive Services Task Force has issued a new recommendation that says women should get screened for breast cancer starting at age 40. But as of now, it’s unable to make a recommendation that women with dense breasts need additional screening because it claims there is insufficient... show more

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Lisa Keefauver3 years ago

3 mammograms missed my #breastcancer diagnosis for more than a year after I felt a lump and asked for an ultrasound (dismissed as a 'twisted milk duct'). It took persistence & self advocacy for more than a year to get a biopsy. Now being treated for Triple-Positive Breast Cancer.

Megan ☀️🌊🏕🌺🍍🥂🏴‍☠️3 years ago

The lady who did mine as I have dense breasts as well, said she loved you, as I told her that I finally went in after seeing/reading your post. She said that she gets “Katie Couric a lot from women coming in” 👏👏👏

Jim Cole3 years ago

My daughter was diagnosed with Breast Cancer (tripple negative) at 38 in 2014. With great treatment from Seattle Cancer Care Alliance #SCCA, she has been Cancer free for years.

Donna Pinto3 years ago

I submitted my comments and concerns about #overdiagnosis of #DCIS from mammography as well as #underdiagnosis of invasive cancer in dense breast tissue. Women need to be properly informed of both benefits and harms with easy-to-understand info-graphics

Kelly Broderick3 years ago

Hi, extremely dense breast Kelly here, a radiologist in a high risk category myself - I'm so grateful that Katie is shedding light on this topic. My 25 yr experience supports supplemental screening for everyone with dense breasts. I won't back down on this.

Lindsikins00 🇺🇸🇺🇦3 years ago

Weird my PC told me almost two yrs ago to get a mammogram at age 40 and my insurance covered it. I didn't realize this was a new recommendation!

Deborah Higgins3 years ago

Totally agree, Katie! Women with dense breasts need earlier screening. I was diagnosed at 34.

amy davis3 years ago

I had a mammogram done 12 days ago. Very dense, found a mass. Ultrasound in 15 days. Scared to death.

Lrex3 years ago

I commented. I think screening should start at 30 or 35.

Lisa Geise3 years ago

Ms. Queen Katie, thank you for always keeping us informed with these medical updates. So appreciative. You are an ambassador.

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