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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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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.
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” 👏👏👏
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.
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
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.
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!
Totally agree, Katie! Women with dense breasts need earlier screening. I was diagnosed at 34.
I had a mammogram done 12 days ago. Very dense, found a mass. Ultrasound in 15 days. Scared to death.
I commented. I think screening should start at 30 or 35.
Ms. Queen Katie, thank you for always keeping us informed with these medical updates. So appreciative. You are an ambassador.
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