You just wanna make sure that you, you talk to your doctor, that you get your regular mammograms.

Right.

So you hit on a very important point there.

What, what, uh, the majority of breast cancers are, uh, are occur in women who do not have a family history.

However, if you have a strong family history of breast cancer, the risk does go up.

So you're right.

The, there is that relationship.

What do you want that woman to know?

You just wanna make sure that you, you talk to your doctor, that you get your regular mammograms.

mammograms.Right.

So you hit on a very important point there, what, what, uh, the majority of breast cancers are, are occur in women who do not have a family history.

However, if you have a strong family history of breast cancer, the risk does go up.

So you're right, the, there is that relationship.

But screening can make a difference, and there is some very important data out there from a friend of mine, actually, in Boston, who did a very interesting study looking at the, the effect that improve- that mammograms have made in terms of improving, uh, overall survival.

And so mammograms have played an incredible role in terms of, um, of finding breast cancers when they can be treated most effectively.

But for somebody who's, who's maybe 50 plus and they've been putting it off, what do you wanna know... what do you want that woman to know?