Primary Care Patient Education Booklet
Breast Cancer Screening (Women) Women aged 50-74 should have a mammogram at least once every 2 years. If you are aged 40-49, it is an individual decision based on your current health, family history, past history, and personal preferences. If you are 75 years and older and not high risk for breast cancer, you may be able to stop this screening. ................
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