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To assist women in making an informed choice about participating in breast screening. It explains that breast screening aims to detect breast cancer at an early stage when treatment is more effective.

Offers comprehensive information to assist women in making an informed choice about participating in the NHS Breast Screening Programme.

For women aged 71 and over regarding breast screening. While routine invitations cease at age 71, women can request free screening every three years by contacting their local breast screening unit.

Essential information for women with breast implants regarding mammography. It emphasizes the importance of informing the radiographer about implants, as mammograms may be less effective due to the implant obstructing breast tissue visibility.

Is designed to help women with learning disabilities understand and make informed decisions about breast screening. It uses simple language and visuals to explain the screening process, its purpose, and what to expect during an appointment.

Provides guidance for women who have undergone breast screening but were unable to complete the full set of mammograms. It outlines various reasons for partial or incomplete mammography, such as discomfort during the procedure, limited mobility, or the presence of medical devices like pacemakers.

Emphasizes the importance of regular self-examination to detect early signs of breast cancer or other conditions.

Highlights significant disparities in breast cancer outcomes among women from Black, South Asian, and other ethnic minority backgrounds in the UK.

Provides essential information for transgender and non-binary individuals regarding breast cancer risk and screening. It emphasizes the importance of being aware of one’s chest and any changes, as breast cancer can affect individuals regardless of gender identity.

Features a series of Youtube videos aimed at raising awareness about breast cancer within various communities. These talks are presented in multiple languages to ensure accessibility and inclusivity. The content focuses on educating viewers about breast cancer prevention, early detection, and the importance of screening.

Breast cancer in men is rare, accounting for fewer than 1 in every 100 breast cancer cases in the UK. However, it can occur, as all men have a small amount of breast tissue where cancer can develop.