At Siemens Healthineers, we support radiologists with patient education materials designed to strengthen patient confidence and help create a more positive mammography experience. Breast cancer screening saves lives and reduces mortality by around 20%¹ in organized programs. Yet participation remains suboptimal, as many women skip screening or follow-up appointments despite the proven benefits.

Breast Care KitPatient guides for breast cancer screening
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