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Commentary|Videos|September 15, 2025
Leading Breast Radiologists Discuss Rise of Breast Cancer Incidence in Women Under 40
Author(s)Jeff Hall
In light of emerging research suggesting an increased incidence of breast cancer among women under the age of 40, breast radiologists discuss what they’re seeing in practice and emphasize increased vigilance to facilitate early detection.
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Is breast cancer incidence rising among women under the age of 40?
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