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Breast Cancer: Is Postmenopausal Hormone Therapy a Risk?
Is any particular Ethnic Group More at Risk for Developing Breast Cancer?
Q: Do I need to see my regular doctor before I schedule my appointment?
A: You can schedule your mammogram online before you see your regular doctor, however you must have a doctor's order -- referral -- at the time of your appointment. This referral can be faxed to our office by your provider or you can bring it with you to RAS on the day of your mammogram.
Q: How do I know if I'm at risk of developing Breast Cancer?
A: The National Cancer Institute recently designed a Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool to help women estimate their risk of developing invasive breast cancer. We recommend that you visit http://www.cancer.gov/bcrisktool/Default.aspx. We encourage you to discuss the results and your personal risk of breast cancer with your doctor. Please keep in mind that there are many factors that may also affect risk and are not accounted for by the tool.
I never felt uncomfortable. — Alyssa, Sacramento
Scheduling the appointment was very easy and convenient. The staff was very reassuring and informative...you care about us, and it shows. — Linda, Carmichael
My breast cancer was found by a radiologist at RAS 1992. I'm alive today because of it. I am deeply grateful for the wonderful service you provide. — Elizabeth, Roseville