Breast Cancer Detection Plan, Detect Breast Cancer Early, Mammograms and Breast Cancer Screening

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The best way to fight breast cancer is to have a plan that helps you detect the disease in its early stages. When breast cancer is found early, the 5-year survival rate is 98%, which is why there are over 2 million breast cancer survivors today. Whether you are 20 or 80, you need an early-detection plan. The following interactive tool is NBCF’s commitment to helping you create and follow your own plan.

If you are the 1 in 8 women who will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime, an Early Detection Plan (EDP) is the best way to detect the disease in its early stages. The EDP below is an interactive tool to help remind you to schedule breast self – exams, mammograms, and clinical breast exams and includes a flexible reminder system using email notifications, calendars, and text messages. We all have busy lives. That’s why NBCF lets you decide how you want to be reminded.

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Risk Profile

Every woman should consider their personal risk factors when preparing their early detection plan. For more information on your risk profile, National Cancer Institute has developed a breast cancer risk assessment tool. Click here for more information.

Medical Disclaimer

Information on the www.nbcf.org website is intended solely for educational purposes. Any information or recommendation on this website does not substitute the advice of a physician or professional healthcare provider. NBCF does not provide medical advice. The Early Detection Plan and any other information on www.nbcf.org should not be used to diagnose or treat breast cancer or any other medical condition. If you have any questions regarding your health, please consult your physician.