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When to start cancer screening will depend on your age, family history and health. These factors will also determine how often you should get screened. Below are screening recommendations for those with average risk. Talk with your primary care provider about the right screening schedule for you.
Women should have the option to have annual mammograms at the age of 40. Check with your doctor if you should begin screening earlier based on your family history and other risk factors.
Routine screenings are not recommended for all types of cancer, but it’s still important to understand the risk factors and symptoms of these cancers. Click on each link to learn more about the following cancers: