Doctor: Don't delay getting a mammogram; early detection is key to surviving breast cancer
St. Vincent’s Medical Center Director of Breast Imaging Dr. Kelly Harkins explains why women shouldn't delay getting a mammogram.
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Apr 11, 2023, 2:46 PM
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Don’t delay getting that screening mammogram. It’s recommended that
women ages 40 and over get one every year. St. Vincent’s Medical Center
Director of Breast Imaging Dr. Kelly Harkins explains why.
To schedule your mammogram, visit hartfordhealthcare.org/mammogram.
