Screening For Life - Breast Cancer Screening Resources


	BREAST CANCER SCREENING CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE. Every women 50 to 69 should have a screening mammogram at least every two years. The risk of breast cancer increases as women get older. About 1 in 8 women in Alberta will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. Women 40 to 49 and 70 and over should talk to their healthcare provider about their need for screening mammograms. Screening mammograms are the best way to find breast cancer early, when treatment may work better. Adobe Reader is needed to view the following resources.

	BROCHURES / OTHER RESOURCES	HEALTH CARE PROVIDER RESOURCES
	Breast Screening: Do I Really Need a Mammogram Breast Screening: Making Sense of Abnormal Mammogram Results Breast Screening: The Basics of Breast Cancer Cancer Screening Programs: Preventing and Detecting Cancer Early Breast Health Wheel Community Mammography Facility List Information on Mammography for Women Aged 40 and Older: A Decision Aid for Breast Cancer Screening in Canada (Public Health Agency of Canada)	ABCSP Letterhead Order Form

	ABORIGINAL BROCHURES / OTHER RESOURCES
	ABORIGINAL BROCHURES / OTHER RESOURCES
	The Basics of Breast Cancer All About Screening Mammograms Making Sense of Abnormal Results Aboriginal Breast Health Wheel

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