We’ve known that radiation puts us at risk for cancer, but the newest one to add to the list is that mammograms may actually boost cancer risk in high-risk women. According to a Dutch research, the average risk of breast cancer from radiation exposure was 1.5 times greater among the high-risk women studied than the high-risk women not exposed.
Again, this applies to high-risk women. But this could very much add to the debate going on regarding the new guidelines on mammogram.
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This post is tagged breast cancer, mammogram, women's health
