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A breast screen is the best way to find breast cancer early, before you notice a change or feel a lump.
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Aboriginal women are recommended to have a breast screen from age 40.
We take you through a screening appointment from beginning to end so you know what to expect.
You can find out more on our breast screen appointment FAQ.
Women aged 50–74 are invited to screen every two years.
Women in their 40s and over 75 are also welcome, but we recommend you speak with your doctor first.
Find out what happens before, during and after your appointment.
Screening with BreastScreen NSW is for women with no symptoms. If you notice changes in your breasts, such as a lump, pain or nipple discharge, please see your doctor as soon as possible.
BreastScreen NSW is a free health service for women from all cultures and language groups.
We provide breast screening at over 250 locations across NSW.
Be informed! Visit our resources section to browse a wide range of publications about breast screening. You can download or order these for free. Breast screening information is available in 27 different languages.
Find out more about breast screening, what to expect and why it’s important.