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Resource - Making Sense of Abnormal Mammogram Results Brochure
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Where can I get help? • Talk to your healthcare provider about your results and any questions you may have. • Call us at 1-866-727-3926 or visit our website at screeningforlife.ca for general information about the Alberta Breast Cancer Screening Program. • Call a friend! An abnormal result doesn't mean…
Resource - Do I Really Need a Mammogram Brochure
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What are the possible screening results? Normal result: A normal result means no signs of breast cancer were found. About 93% of women screened have a normal result. Abnormal result: An abnormal result usually isn’t cancer. However, any abnormality should be checked right away. Your healthcare provider or the radiology…
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CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING Summary of the Clinical Practice Guideline | May 2016 These recommendations pertain to asymptomatic women. If the woman is symptomatic she should be investigated regardless of age. See: ‘Abnormal Uterine Bleeding in Pre-Menopausal Women’ at: https://sogc.org/clinical-practice-guidelines.html. Initiate Screening Cervical cancer screening applies to women including transgender people…
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CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING Clinical Practice Guideline | May 2016 OBJECTIVE Alberta clinicians will understand the recent evidence, offer age and risk-appropriate cervical cancer screening, and follow up on abnormal screen results. TARGET POPULATION Consider all women 21-69 years of age who are or have ever been sexually active. Include transgender…
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