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2. Understanding Your Mammogram Results - Healthline

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   A mammogram, whether part of a routine screening or when used as a diagnostic exam, can help identify breast cancer. It can also identify other conditions, such as fibrocystic tissue.

3. Breast Cancer Screening: Recommendations and What to Expect

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   The USPSTF, a volunteer panel of 16 physicians and researchers, provides the following recommendations for people who are at average risk for breast cancer: Age. Recommendations. 40–49 ...

4. Tumor Markers for Breast Cancer: Benefits, Drawbacks, Results ...

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   Tumor markers are proteins that cancer cells produce, many of which are detectable in the blood. A doctor may order tumor marker tests to check whether the cancer treatment is working. Some ...

5. Suspicious Mammogram Result: Next Steps - WebMD

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   Fewer than 1 in 10 women who are called back after a routine screening mammogram for additional views or other tests turn out to have breast cancer. But you do need to get it checked out. But you ...

6. Oncotype DX Test for Breast Cancer - WebMD

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   The Oncotype DX analyzes a sample of a cancer tumor to see the activity of certain genes that can affect the cancer's outcome and how likely it is to grow and spread. The test uses tissue taken ...

7. BI-RADS Score: Understanding Your Mammogram Results - Healthline

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   A BI-RADS score of 2 also shows that your mammogram results are normal. There are no indications of cancer, but the doctor may notice some benign cysts or masses to include in your report. Routine ...