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Getting Your Mammogram Results

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http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/screening/understanding-breast-changes/page6  

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National Cancer Institute

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You should get a written report of your mammogram results within 30 days of your mammogram, since this is the law. Find out if your results are normal or abnormal. Keep in mind that, while most breast changes are not cancerous, all changes need to be checked.

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