Women under 50 are more likely than older women to have false positive mammograms, resulting in their needing additional testing for something that turns out not to be cancer. They are also far less likely than older women to have breast cancer detected by mammograms.
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Vonia Serakos is a thief. Stealing people's money - mine for almost $3,000 and that of a 87 year old woman for almost $4,200.

Vonia Serakos, Would love to have the money to get my yearly mammmogram as I have already had one large mass removed, but alas you stole my money.

I realize I am another anecdotal occurence that falls outside of the statistics, but I find my situation ironic. I am a 48 year old Family Medicine physician with an identical twin sister who was one to get her mammograms every year. We did both have fibrocystic breast condition which does make the mammogram very challenging for even the most tnorough of radiologists. When we were both 45 years old (2006) I had had my annual mammogram which had been read as negative. My sister had hers later in the year and called me about her biopsy results after a fine needle biopsy of a lump seen on her mammogram in 2006 which had been read as negative in 2005. She had lobular breast cancer. At that time a sentinal node biopsy had been performed and the initial results were negative, but after going through all the sentinel nodes car-efully a few cancerous cells were noted. Fortunately, in the state of Minnesota I "qualified" for an MRI. This came after a repeat mammogram read as negative and an ultrasound also read as negative. Again fortunately the radiologist reading the MRI had a feeling that the ultrasound performed after the abnormality seen on MRI being negative was not accurate. She went on to perform a biopsy under MRI which was positive. I did go on to opt for a bilateral mastectomy with bilateral reconstruction started at the time of the mastectomy. I also opted for chemotherapy because the Oncodex equation placed me in a gray zone in terms of likelihood to benefit from chemo or not. Again I was very fortunate and had no complications and essentially no side effects from the chemo either. That is probably the exception and not the rule. My sister and I had no family history and our only risk factor (which is not found to be a true risk factor based on evidence based medicine) was that we had both been on oral birth control for many years and had fibrocystic breasts. My sister had children much earlier than I and nursed both. I didn't have children until I was 37 and 39 and nursed both to 2 years of age. My sisters cancer was much larger and into the lymph nodes and mine was not. We would possibly not have had any mammograms for years, and my cancer would have possibly been a stage further progressed if my sisters mammogram had not come after my annual mammogram. Just an isolated example.

I think the new guidelines are all about money!! I know many women of all ages that have had cervical and breast cancer. How can this be justified?

Wow, what a slap in the face to the Susan G. Komen foundation! I found my breast cancer from doing a self breast exam after my sister-in-law was diagnosed with breast cancer found during her first mammogram. She is 41 and I am 33. Neither one of us has a strong family history. I wonder how long it will be before the insurance companies won't cover mammograms until the age of 50 and those whose cancer is found, denied treatment because it is "too far gone" (or rather too expensive to treat). This is just the beginning of rationing health care! One in eight women will develop breast cancer - 80% of those cases will have no family history! Don't jeopardize your life just so the government can save a buck.

This is for all the young women out there. KEEP doing that monthly self exam, forget these new guidelines. I am speaking as a mother who's 33 yr. old daughter found a lump that turned out to be cancer. She saved her life by finding it early. Cancer is not going to wait till your at that age you SHOULD get a mammogram. You have to be aware of your breasts and any change or lump , you go to your Dr. and be persistant, make sure you have the proper tests taken, Don't take no for an answer, If your told you don't fall within the guidelines , tell them to stick the guidelines and give you the mammogram or needle biopsy or whatever it is will tell you it is or is not cancer. Its your LIFE !!Thank God my daughter has a fantastick surgeon and chemo doctor.

I am a 47 year old woman who had her first diagnosis at the ripe old age of 29. I found the lump myself. Prior to this, I had watched my sister, who was twelve years older battle breast cancer and lose at the age of 39. She had been ill for less than 2 years. Neither of us fit these "new guidelines". My second diagnosis came when I was 44 years old, found in a routine mammogram. Again, I would not have fit these "new guidelines". While the treatment options would seem pretty harsh to some people, I far prefer to go out fighting than sit there and hope that the cancer would miraculously go away, as in the supposed 50% cases quoted. Equally troubling is the idea that breast exams should not be taught. The caveat line added here was that of course if you found a lump you should be examined, and have a mammogram. But if you didn't learn how to find the lump, chances are quite good that it would be at a later stage, and fatal, as it was with my sister. A women's health is more important than the profits of any doctor, hospital, or insurance company. The oath sworn in medicine is "first, do no harm." Well shame on the writers of the new guidlines. May they all follow them and suffer the consequences, however unlikely that may me, as they are mostly all male.

There are thousands of women under the age of 30 that are diagnosed with breast cancer. I wonder who got bought off this time. They can promote viagra for men, but when it comes to women's health they come out with bogus studies like this. My daughters have two friends that were diagnosed under the age of 30 and my best friend was diagnosed at 45. This is crap.

The senators and house members are protected by their high class health care insurance and forcing low class health care on the people. They need to remember that they have children and grand children and greatgrandchildren who will NOT be among the elite and they will suffer for the policies that THEY are putting into place now.
They need to think about that

Do you mean that we have been lied to all these years ? There is MONEY in the air....money for cooperatives of the government run healthcare system. I am ashamed for the Am Cancer Association and all others who have bowed at the alter of the dollar.
God HELP us !

This just rings with discrimnation and all about money. Women in their forties have raging hormones and for years we were told in was all in our heads. Now when there are new treatments being founded, we are being told to wait until fifty. Nonsense--we all now women in their 20's, 30's and 40's that have been diagnosed with breast cancer. Be safe and get your mammogram every year.

Again women are at the bottom of the barrel. Prevention is the word and mammograms are a necessity. All the politicians can afford whatever they need so leave us alone. Without us you are nothing.

this is not a new agenda... nothing on this issue has been passed.

Ten years with zero mammograms and then having mammograms every two years instead of every year will cut the amount of radiation by more than half.
This statement itself gave me more comfort about waiting an extra year to get mammograms.
Thanks for all the information on this topic. I know women are interested in this.
I would hope that women under 50 would be aware of their family history and would get screened before age 50. I have two friends who have just been diagnosed and treated for breast cancer. Both are under 50.