Breast cancer risk assessments: What to know
Whatever your question, odds are there’s an online resource that promises an answer. That means it’s just as easy to search ‘What should I make for dinner?’ as it is ‘What’s my breast cancer risk?’
As a breast medical oncologist, some of the same tools my team uses to clinically assess breast cancer risk can be accessed for free online. But just like finding any cancer information online, there are some practical considerations to keep in mind.
Ahead, I’ll explain how breast cancer risk assessments work, how UT MD Anderson health care professionals use them and what to know before taking one yourself.
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