10/28/2025
Understanding the different types of mammograms can help you stay proactive about your breast health.
Regular screening mammograms are recommended for women with no symptoms and average risk for breast cancer, starting at age 40.
Diagnostic mammograms take a closer look when symptoms or changes appear, or there is a result in a screening mammogram that requires additional investigation.
Remember - an abnormal mammogram doesn’t always mean cancer. On occasion, there may be a false positive result or a benign condition that is discovered during a mammogram.
Talk to your healthcare provider about when to start screenings and what’s right for you. Early detection can save lives.
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