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How do you screen from breast cancer?
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Mammograms, exams: The best test to screen for breast cancer is a mammogram. Most organizations recommend beginning yearly mammography at age 40. This can be supplemented with yearly physician examination and monthly self-examination, although it's effectiveness is variable.
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Screening: Through clinical breast exams and screening mammography.
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