1 in 8 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer
Of women diagnosed have no family history or risk factors
Is the age to start annual mammograms
1 in 6 breast cancers occur in women in their 40s
If detected early, the chance for cure is nearly 100%
ABOUT PURE MAMMOGRAPHY ON LONG ISLAND
PURE Mammography is Long Island’s premier center for mammogram screening. We pride ourselves on offering state-of-the-art 3D mammograms in a spa-like atmosphere. Located at the Smith Haven Mall in Lake Grove, Long Island, PURE is the first mammogram facility located inside a shopping mall in New York. Our goal is simple: make potentially life-saving mammograms comfortable, convenient, and relaxing so that you never have a reason to miss your annual exam. With no appointment, prescription, or doctor referral needed, women can enjoy the flexibility of same-day 3D screening mammograms while shopping at the mall. Our 3D screening mammograms are free for women with insurance and the most affordable in the area for uninsured women. Get your mammogram today.
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What Are the Initial Symptoms of Breast Cancer?
The initial symptoms of breast cancer can vary from woman to woman, but there are specific signs to watch for. In addition to having an annual mammogram starting no later than age 40 (earlier for some women, especially those who have a family history of breast cancer), you should perform a monthly breast exam from […]
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Can Ultrasounds without a Mammogram Detect Breast Cancer?
Ultrasounds are specialized, noninvasive imaging tests that use high-frequency sound waves to create images. A breast ultrasound is often used as a way to determine whether or not a questionable spot detected by a mammogram is a cyst or some other solid lump. But can ultrasounds without a mammogram detect breast cancer? The answer is […]
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Why Is Breast Cancer the Most Common Cancer in Women?
According to breastcancer.org, one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetimes. In 2019 alone, nearly 300,000 new cases of breast cancer were diagnosed. While men also get breast cancer, the rates among men are significantly lower than among women. Many women wonder why breast cancer is the most common cancer […]
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