Ghana National TB Voice Network
Screening for breast cancer can seem scary, but the sooner it’s found, the sooner it can be treated and the better your odds for remission. From ages 25-39, talk with your health care professional at least once every three years for risk assessment, risk reduction counseling and a clinical breast exam. At age 40, begin getting screened annually.
If you have a personal family history or are at increased risk of breast cancer, all of this could be different for you. Talk to your health care professional about your risk and assess your options together. Not sure which exam or screening is right for you? Check out 4 breast cancer screening tests you should know about.
Organization: Ghana National TB Voice Network (GNTBVN)Position: CRG/Ethics OfficerReports to: National Coordin...
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