Mammography News

Despite Cancer Screening, 'Oldest Old' Have Low Survival Odds: Study

Making Sense of Mammography Guidelines

Could 3-D Mammograms Soon Be the Standard for Breast Cancer Screening?

Is MRI Screening Worth It for Breast Cancer Survivors?

Do Doctors Give Better Care in the Morning?

Breast Surgeons' Group Issues New Mammogram Guidelines

When Do Women Need a Mammogram? New Guideline Tries to Clarify

FDA Says Breast Density Must Be Reported to Women During Mammograms

Improving Breast Cancer Prognosis

Researchers say they've discovered a new tool to help predict breast cancer recurrence

Don't Be Fooled: Thermography No Substitute for Mammograms, FDA Says

Mammograms Helped Save Up to 600,000 U.S. Lives Since 1989: Study

Health Screenings Every Woman Needs

For Some Women, Mammograms May Need to Begin at 30: Study

Mammography at 30?

Women with certain, specific risk factors may benefit from mammogram screenings at age 30.

Mammograms Do Save Lives: Study

Four Myths About Breast Cancer Debunked

Breast Cancer Screening Just May Save Your Life

Too Few Americans Getting Screened for Cancer: CDC

Study Confirms Denser Breasts Are More Prone to Cancer

Mammograms Might Encourage Other Screenings

Many Breast Cancer Survivors Not Getting Needed Mammograms

Mammography Screening and Tumor Size

Regular screening mammography leads to earlier breast cancer diagnosis and less aggressive treatment, study finds.

Earlier Mammograms May Mean Less Need for Aggressive Treatments

Breast Cancer Prognosis May Be Worse If Diagnosis Follows 'Negative' Mammogram

How a False Alarm Affects Future Cancer Screenings

As Mammograms Became Widespread, Breast Tumor Size Shrank

Breast Symptoms at Mammogram May Raise Future Cancer Risk

Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines May Miss Minorities

Newer Breast MRI May Be More Accurate and Easier

Family History of Breast Cancer Matters, Even for Older Women

Obamacare Led to Rise in Breast Cancer Screening

Screening, Treatment Cut Breast Cancer Deaths in Half

Has Your Doc Been Touched by Breast Cancer? It Could Influence Care

Women Still Want Annual Mammograms

Heavier Women May Need Mammograms More Often

Breast Cancer Recurrence

Women with ER-positive breast cancer may face a substantial risk of recurrence long after diagnosis, study finds

Breast Cancer Screenings Still Best for Early Detection

Newer treatments, early diagnoses are improving outcomes for women with the disease, experts say

Mastectomy Study Confirms 'Jolie Effect'

Preventive breast cancer surgeries rose after the actress publicized her decision

Study Supports Annual Mammograms Starting at Age 40

Researchers estimate thousands more U.S. lives would be saved each year

The Mammography Age Debate

Annual mammography screenings starting at 40 may save more lives, study finds