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Now, a Health minute.A mammogram is an important screening tool used to look for early signs of breast cancer.A mammogram is an X-ray picture of the breast.The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends that you get screened for breast cancerevery other year starting at age 40 and keep getting screened through age 74. But you and your doctor candecide what's right for you.On the day of your mammogram, don’t wear deodorant, perfume, or powder. These products can show up aswhite spots on the X-ray.For more information on mammograms, go to cdc.gov.© 2025 WebMD Ignite
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Watch this video to learn what a mammogram is, the two types of mammograms, and when you should start screening for regular mammograms.
Watch this video to learn when you should start getting screened for regular mammograms for early detection of breast cancer.
After viewing the video, the patient will have a basic understanding of how cancer develops, common treatment options, and that an individualized treatment plan will be developed.
Watch this video to understand how cell therapy, specifically CAR-T Immunotherapy treats certain types of cancers.
