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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

Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Women who say mammograms before 50 saved their lives
Women who say mammograms before 50 saved their lives
Women who say mammograms before 50 saved their lives
Women who say mammograms before 50 saved their lives
Women who say mammograms before 50 saved their lives
Women who say mammograms before 50 saved their lives
Women who say mammograms before 50 saved their lives
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Women Who Say Mammograms Before 50 Saved Their Lives
Nancy Nixon started getting mammograms at age 40. She was diagnosed at 47 with a stage II cancer, for which she subsequently sought treatment. "Having a yearly mammogram made me feel somewhat secure... Everyone that I know in my age group that has breast cancer was diagnosed in their 40s. I believe they all feel the same way I do; mammograms are not perfect but we have no other choice today." For more information, visit Breast Cancer Network of Strength. (Courtesy Nancy Nixon)
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