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Doctors Urge Breast Cancer Screening From Age 40

Doctors Urge Breast Cancer Screening From Age 40

Clinicians outline why starting routine breast cancer screening at age 40 can improve early detection and outcomes. Advances in imaging and treatment are also enabling more personalized care and, in some cases, reducing the need for aggressive therapies.

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Doctors explain why breast cancer screening should start at age 40

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