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and having dense breast tissue is not abnormal. About 50% of women in the U.S. over age 40 who’ve had a mammogram have dense breasts. Breast density depends on several factors, including ...

An abnormal mammogram isn't always a cause for concern ... "This can happen more often with dense breast tissue, which affects up to 40 percent of people getting mammograms," she explains.

This makes it more challenging to detect breast cancer because dense tissue and tumors both appear white on a mammogram. That's one reason why it's recommended to have an additional screening done.

“One, the dense tissue on a mammogram looks white and cancer looks white, so you can imagine, if we’re trying to find a small breast cancer in a sea of white breast tissue, it can be very ...

This makes it more challenging to detect breast cancer because dense tissue and tumors both appear white on a mammogram. That’s one reason why it’s recommended to have an additional screening ...

Despite similar availability of diagnostic technologies to women of different racial and ethnic groups, significant disparities were seen in who actually received same-day diagnostic services and ...

Many women in Ireland are calling for better breast care and awareness in Ireland, especially when it comes to dense breasts.

Mammograms are x-ray pictures ... their breast density. Breast density refers to the proportion of fibrous and glandular tissue to fatty tissue in the breasts and results from an individual ...

That's because mammograms are not as effective in detecting cancerous tumours within dense breast tissue. Breast density is often inherited ... "While dense breasts are not abnormal, higher density ...

It can be difficult for mammograms to pick up cancers in people with dense breasts because dense breast tissue and abnormal breast changes such as tumours both show up as white areas on the imaging.