Breast screening
Breast screening is a test for breast cancers that are too small to see or feel. Breast screening can detect cancer early and reduce the number of women who die from it.
Anyone in Scotland aged 50-70 years old with breasts are offered breast screening.
Why is breast screening important?
About my test
Understanding my results
What keeps me healthy
When should I speak to a doctor?
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