Breast Screening

Finding it early can make all the difference.

You don’t need to have any unusual symptoms in your breasts to need a mammogram. Having regular screening mammograms is the best way to find breast cancer early, before symptoms appear and when treatment may work better.

Screen Test Mobile Clinics

Update: May 16, 2025: Delivery of FIT and Cervix Self-Screening kits and result letters will be interrupted by the upcoming Canada Post disruption. Please follow-up with your healthcare provider if you have questions regarding a recent test.

Breast Cancer
 
What is breast cancer? Risk factors (things you can't change) Breast density Reduce your risk (things you can change) Signs and symptoms Frequently asked questions

Get Screened
 
Why get screened? Who should get screened? What is a mammogram? What to expect with a mammogram Benefits and risks of a mammogram Where to get screened Breast/chest cancer screening for the 2SLGBTQI+ community Breast Cancer Screening for First Nations People

Results and Next Steps
 
Getting your mammogram results Normal results Abnormal results

Videos related to breast screening
 
Why should I get screened? How do I get screened? Why the pressure?

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