We catch a lot of breast cancers in women in their 70s and we can help those patients living longer and longer.

For women in their 30s, have the conversation about risk factors. If your health care provider doesn't bring it up, you bring it up.

VIDEO: Know the right questions to ask and what to expect.

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.”

Learn why starting mammograms at 40 is essential for early detection, how advanced 3D and AI technology improve outcomes, and how to schedule yours today.

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

Starting annual mammograms at 40 is critical for early detection. Learn why this milestone matters and when to schedule yours.

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.

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

Kimberly got her baseline mammogram at 36 so she could get more insight into her breast health.

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

“We can now catch cancers smaller than five millimeters. And the earlier you catch it, large cohorts of data have shown, the higher the survival.”

“Part of taking care of yourself first is being your own health advocate.”

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

Throughout May, we celebrate Women’s Health Month and Mother’s Day, serving as a reminder for women and mothers to pass on a legacy of health to their children and loved ones.

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.”

Learn about the 2022 State of Mammography by reading our annual report.

Learn how to do a breast self-exam at home with step-by-step instructions - and know when to call your doctor.

Ada and her husband Arturo share how her breast cancer diagnosis impacted their family, and how catching it early gave them a second chance.

Dense breast tissue increases your risk for breast cancer and can only be identified through an annual mammogram.

Learn what to expect during your first mammogram, including how to prepare, the procedure, and when to get your results.

Dr. Chirag Parghi shares how Solis Mammography uses the latest technology innovations for greater accuracy and earliest stage cancer detection.

Take the time to find your peace of mind.

Understanding your own personal risk for developing breast cancer is integral in being able to collaborate with your physician and deciding upon what is the best screening regimen for you.