Mammogram.: A majority of breast cancers diagnosed in the US are detected by screening mammography before they can be palpated. Mammograms, however, are not perfect, so self-examination monthly and yearly physical examination are important, as well. In select cases, an MRI may be used to detect breast cancer.
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Imaging: The most common method of detecting breast cancer is through imaging, either mammograms, ultrasound, or mri. In addition some cancers are detected through physical exams.
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