BreastScreen News
Visit the BreastScreen Newsroom, where you’ll find all the latest news and developments from our program. Check out our recent articles and be in the know about all things breast screening.
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Why Have a Screening Mammogram?
A breast screen (or screening mammogram) is the most effective way to find breast cancer early. Early detection means more treatment options and a better chance of survival.
What Happens at a Screening Mammogram?
If you're wondering what to expect at your screening mammogram, we’ve got all the information you need to be prepared for your 20-minute appointment.
Who is Eligible for Breast Screening?
BreastScreen NSW targets women aged 50-74 to have a screening mammogram every two years. Screening is free and you don’t need a doctor’s referral.
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Information and Stories
Information for Health Professionals
As a health professional, you play a crucial role in the BreastScreen program. Our Health Professionals section provides information and resources designed to help you support your patients during their breast screening journey.
Real Women, Real Stories
Robin's story
Robin survived breast cancer and is now dedicated to helping other women who have been diagnosed with cancer.
Regina's story
Regina's husband encouraged her to have the screening mammogram that saved her life.
Debbie's story
Debbie reminds women that a mammogram only take 10 minutes, and can make all the difference.
Lyn's story
Lyn considers herself lucky that that her breast cancer was detected in the earliest stages.
Resources and News
BreastScreen Resources
Be informed! Use our resources section to browse a wide range of handy publications about breast screening – all available for you to download or order for free.