The problem is that information comes with risk. And I don't understand your comment about knee-jerk biopsy--if you're not going to do the biopsy why did you e

The problem is that information comes with risk. And I don't understand your comment about knee-jerk biopsy--if you're not going to do the biopsy why did you even bother with the mammogram??? My wife has been through that: Routine mammogram--it got read while she was still there. The radiologist didn't like a spot. Ultrasound. They still didn't like the spot. An hour of sitting around while they get authorization, then they do a biopsy there in the radiology facility. That came back abnormal but not cancer. At that point the urgency was over, she was referred to a surgeon who removed what pathology said was a precancerous lump.