Under the National Health Fund (NFZ) program, women aged 45 to 74 who haven't had a mammogram in the last two years can have a mammogram. Magdalena Salamaga, a radiologist at the West Pomeranian Cancer Center, emphasizes that mammography still has a very bad reputation, and it shouldn't. "It's a very safe test. All the machines that are approved are all digital, new. Patients are also concerned about pressure. This pressure is necessary because …
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Under the National Health Fund (NFZ) program, women aged 45 to 74 who haven't had a mammogram in the last two years can have a mammogram. Magdalena Salamaga, a radiologist at the West Pomeranian Cancer Center, emphasizes that mammography still has a very bad reputation, and it shouldn't. "It's a very safe test. All the machines that are approved are all digital, new. Patients are also concerned about pressure. This pressure is necessary because …