Instead of age 40. Today it recommends women start at age 45 if they are of average risk, without genetic mutations or a Family History of breast cancer. At 55, women should transition to screening every other year if they have a Life Expectancy of ten years or longer. The American Cancer Society said the changes are designed to eliminate false positives and overtreatment. By 45, the benefits clearly outweigh the draw backs and a a women should rticipate in scscening. And nooonger recommendidi clinical breast exams at any age. Theheife saving Early Detection is found in mammography. They can find a cancer before anybody with feel it. But there is disagreement on when to start. A federal task fce said it should be age 50. The American College of obstetrics and gynocology is sticking with 40. For the mobile mammogram unit as they treat women in new york city. Is this going to add to the confusion . Without a doubt. Our women are generally lowincome and low information consumers. So yes,
Movie get wrong. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. Doctors say one in eight women in the u. S. Will develop Breast Cancer and so you would be hardpressed to find a person in this country who doesnt know someone or whose own life hasnt been touched by it. So news today that the rules of Early Detection have changed overnight has created worry and confusion. Here is what happened. The American Cancer Society came out today to say women need fewer mammogram later in life. That is counter to what other groups recommend. Ill put some questions to a doctor in our studio here in a moment. But first Anne Thompson with the new guide lines. Reporter in the season of pink the American Cancer Society moves the mammogram starting line. Instead of age 40. Today it recommends women start at age 45 if they are of average risk, without genetic mutations or a Family History of Breast Cancer. At 55, women should transition to screening every other year if they have a Life Expectancy of ten yea
And the future is now. October 2015, we are hours from the day that back to the future stepped on the hover board. What did the movie get right and what did the movie get wrong. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. Doctors say one in eight women in the u. S. Will develop Breast Cancer and so you would be hardpressed to find a person in this country who doesnt know someone or whose own life hasnt been touched by it. So news today that the rules of Early Detection have changed overnight has created worry and confusion. Here is what happened. The American Cancer Society came out today to say women need fewer mammogram later in life. That is counter to what other groups recommend. Ill put some questions to a doctor in our studio here in a moment. But first Anne Thompson with the new guide lines. Reporter in the season of pink the American Cancer Society moves the mammogram starting line. Instead of age 40. Today it recommends women start at age 45 if they are of average risk, witho
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Hours from the day that back to the future stepped on the hover board. What did the movie get right and what did the movie get wrong. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. Doctors say one in eight women in the u. S. Will develop Breast Cancer and so you would be hardpressed to find a person in this country who doesnt know someone or whose own life hasnt been touched by it. So news today that the rules of Early Detection have changed overnight has created worry and confusion. Here is what happened. The American Cancer Society came out today to say women need fewer mammogram later in life. That is counter to what other groups recommend. Ill put some questions to a doctor in our studio here in a moment. But first Anne Thompson with the new guide lines. Reporter in the season of pink the American Cancer Society moves the mammogram starting line. Instead of age 40. Today it recommends women start at age 45 if they are of average risk, without genetic mutations or a Family History of