Early Breast Cancer Detection: Women Aged 30 to 69 Screened Based on Risk Level

A radiology and ultrasound specialist, stressing the importance of early breast cancer detection, said: Under the national early detection program, women aged 30 to 69 are assessed based on clinical examination results, personal and family history and risk factors. The timing and type of imaging should be determined according to each individual's circumstances.

Emphasizing the importance of early detection of breast cancer, the radiology and ultrasound expert said: In the national program for early detection of this disease, women aged 30 to 69 are evaluated based on the results of clinical examination, personal and family history, and risk factors, and the starting time and type of imaging should be determined according to the conditions of each person.