But at the time of her diagnosis she had no recollection of having the blood of Ashkenazi. Without genetic testing most people wouldn 't know where their ancestors originated from or if they are a carrier of diseases like breast cancer. There were many factors in play that could have caused the development of breast cancer. First she went to get the mammograms they asked if she wanted a regular Mammogram of the the 3-D one. If she did not get a 3-D mammogram the whole cancer itself would have went undetected, Currently she stresses the importance of mammography to other women who might have a breast cancer gene or at the age to receive one. Without mammograms more people would die from breast cancer, but with the right diagnosis and treatment, the prevention of cancer is …show more content…
One of the most used tool in the discovery of breast cancer is a Mammogram. The definition used to describe a mammogram is “mammogram is composed of two separate X- rays of the breast- a side view and a top view, revealing a great deal about any growth or irregularities” ( Landau 33). They also take images of the other breast to make sure what they think could be the cancer is actually just a fatty tissue that can be present in both areas. “Mammograms does not prevent Breast Cancer, It is a tool to find it” ( Brown 37). There are other factors that make find the tumors difficulty, For example the cancerous tumor can be hiding behind glands or other parts of the breast making it difficult for a regular mammogram to find it. Most doctors recommend for the individuals that might have denser breasts,the 3-D mammogram will have a better chance of locating the