Learn how to do self breast exams at an early age to be able to detect abnormalities or changes in your breast exam.
Mammograms should begin at age 50.
Mammograms are the BEST way to identify breast cancer
Early Detection Is Key!
Cervical Cancer Screening
Did you know, PAP Smear Exams can identify abnormal cells
A Pap Smear exam should be completed on every women starting at the age of 21
If 30 years and older, in the setting of a NORMAL Pap Smear, a PAP exam should be completed every 3 years. If obtaining exam for HPV ONLY, exam should be completed every 5 years and co-testing (Pap and HPV together), should be completed every 5 years
Early detection of Cervical Cancer is identified via a Pap Exam
Cervical Cancer can be prevented by receiving the HPV Vaccine
Colorectal Cancer Screening
Colorectal Cancer is often identified via polyps, which shows an abnormal growth
Recommended age for colorectal screening is 45-75 years of age
Ways to screen for Colorectal Cancer includes Colonoscopy, Flex Sigmoidoscopy, and Stool Testing
Lung Cancer Screening
Do you have a history of smoking, currently smoke, or quit in the last 10-15 years?
You should consider a low dose Computed Tomography (LDCT) for early detection of lung cancer starting at the age of 50
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