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A breast screen (breast x-ray) with BreastScreen NSW is the best way to find breast cancer early. It’s quick, free and it could save your life. Find out more here.
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A breast screen can find cancers as small as a grain of rice, before you can feel or notice a change.
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Having a regular breast screen is part of healthy living.
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We want to remove the barriers and make it eas ier for all eligible women to screen .
Learn more Learn more Call 13 20 50 calendar_month Book a breast screen arrow_forward pin_drop Find a location arrow_forward help See if you're eligible arrow_forwardWe take you through a screening appointment from beginning to end so you know what to expect.
You can find out more on our breast screen appointment FAQ.
medical_servicesBreastScreen NSW is a free service designed to find breast cancer early, before you can feel a lump or notice a change. Find out more here.
play_arrowW omen aged 50–74 are invited to screen every two years.
Women in their 40s and over 75 are also welcome , but we recommend you speak with your doctor first.
Find out what happens before, during and after your appointment.
Screening with BreastScreen NSW is for women with no symptoms . If you notice changes in your breasts, such as a lump, pain or nipple discharge, please see your doctor as soon as possible.
BreastScreen NSW is a free health service for women from all cultures and language groups.
We provide breast screening at over 250 locations across NSW.
Be informed! Visit our resources section to browse a wide range of publications about breast screening. You can download or order these for free. Breast screening information is available in 27 different languages.
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Find out more about breast screenin g, what to expect and why it’s important.
