While osteoporosis most commonly is diagnosed in women 50 and older, following healthy habits that support bone mass earlier in life can help prevent the disorder.

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Learn more from Solis Mammography patient Jennifer about why she’s such an advocate for annual screenings.

In healthcare, quality and improvement begin and end with defined protocols and accepted best practices that lead to improved patient outcomes.

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, we encouraged every woman to prioritize her breast health by not delaying her annual mammogram.

Your first mammogram provides a baseline understanding of your breast tissue makeup and is used as a comparison for subsequent screenings to monitor changes.

Patients often ask how normal breasts should feel. The truth is that “normal” varies for every woman.

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Fact: Every year matters. Early detection through annual screening is the closest thing we have to a cure for breast cancer.

VIDEO: See how 3D mammograms with AI technology help us detect breast cancer even earlier.

Monthly breast self exams are important for aiding in detection of changes in your breasts. Use this basic three step guide to understand how to perform a self exam and what changes to look for.

Because of her excellent experience at Solis Mammography, Rachel is comfortable making her annual mammogram a priority.

Follow our easy instructions on how to perform a monthly breast self-exam. Get to know your normal so you’ll know what’s not normal.

Self-breast exams and self-breast awareness should really begin in your early 20's.

Dr. Parghi challenges all of you to ask one simple question and save a life: have you had your screening mammogram?

The reason that women in their 40s need to be screened every year is because their disease tends to be more aggressive.

Hear how Darlene has prioritized her annual mammogram, because to her, “it’s the easiest appointment you’ll have.”

With early morning and Saturday appointments, we can help you find time for your annual mammogram. As our patient Darlene says, “it takes every excuse out of my language.”

Understanding personal risk factors for breast cancer can help you and your physician make informed health decisions. Did you know that there are risk factors that you can and cannot control? Scroll down to view our breast cancer risk factors infographic. Download Infographic Risk Factors Women Can...