Breast Cancer Survivors Back Mammograms
New recs challenge their frequency; many women say mammograms saved their lives.
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Judy Guitelman, pictured here with her two daughters, followed previous guidelines for mammograms, having one every year since she turned 40. When she was 44, she said, a mammogram revealed a suspicious spot on her breast -- a spot that turned out to be cancer.
"I am the mother of two beautiful daughters who will eventually need mammograms, too. I think mammograms save lives and they saved mine."
For more information, visit Breast Cancer Network of Strength.
(Courtesy Judy Guitelman)
