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How can i check my breasts for lumps and early forms of breast cancer?
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Self-examination: Regardless of age, all women can benefit from monthly breast self-examination. In addition, it is recommended to see a physician yearly for breast examination and to have yearly mammograms beginning at age 40.
Answered 6/7/2012
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Regular Screening: Best to have a clinical breast exam performed by a trained physician and when appropriate start mammographic screening.
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