Those women in age of 30's mostly for those who identified have history in family member of having breast cancer being suggested to receive annual mammograms test
The screening can be applied to the women age of 35-39 based to family history since for that time tumours still in small size and cancer may not spread
According to Baroness Delyth Morgan chief executive of Breast Cancer Now - stated that the findings in hope could be practice-findings and hopefully could assist the government for their upcoming review in regard to screening programmes and to set more evidence to the increased familial-risk of breast cancer of those women aged 35-39
The research has been underdone at 34 UK screening centres which showing result that annual mammograms of women aged 35-39 in the level.of high risk of breast cancer detected at smaller size compared to any women who never been screened
The advantage of this screening according experts quite helpful to stop the spreading of tumours as they still in small size
Early screening will stop tumours to spread to lymph nodes, sign that indicating cancer spreading around
Professor Gareth Evans from University of Manchester giving statement that the early screening to young ladies effective to detect the breast tumour from spreading
Breast cancer has own specific attention since this is become the leading cause of women death under age 50 in England and Wales with 920 dying from disease - 2017
And in UK this type of Breast Cancer become most common cancer across all age and experts stated around 5% - 15% linked to familial history of this disease
The earlier detection will help women to suffer and stop from dying at such young age by offering interventions , hopefully this could help them to love longer and to avoid the tumours if ever detected to be more spreader throughout one's body
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