Where you get a mammogram is crucial. City of Hope® Cancer Center Duarte leads the nation in breast cancer detection and care with advanced treatments and superior outcomes.

How City of Hope Enhances Breast Cancer Diagnosis with Innovative 3D Mammography

At City of Hope in Duarte, we are advancing breast cancer screening and detection using leading-edge digital breast tomosynthesis, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved 3D mammography technology. This specialized approach allows us to detect early signs of breast cancer at its most treatable stage, significantly increasing the likelihood of successful outcomes.

The five-year relative survival rate for breast cancer that is localized within the breast is 100%, according to the National Cancer Institute. By prioritizing early detection, we are helping pave the way toward a healthier future for our patients.

Our Exceptional Mammogram Services

At City of Hope, we utilize leading-edge breast imaging technologies and genetic counseling services to support our cancer care team in accurately diagnosing and effectively treating breast cancer. Our commitment to delivering high-quality patient care includes:

  • Advanced breast imaging equipment to ensure the most accurate diagnoses — minimizing the need for callbacks and providing peace of mind.
  • Scans reviewed by top-tier specialists in the Los Angeles area, nationally recognized for their expertise in breast cancer prevention, detection, treatment and survivorship.
  • Timely access to care at Los Angeles’s premier cancer center, ensuring you receive treatment when it matters most.
  • Your safety as our highest priority. We follow comprehensive safety protocols to minimize risk and maintain a secure environment.

If you’re considered high risk or have concerns about breast cancer, trust City of Hope to provide the most advanced level of care available in Los Angeles.

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Early detection reduces mortality from breast cancer. For women at average risk, the American College of Radiology recommends annual screening mammography beginning at age 40. Women at higher-than-average risk should generally begin surveillance with digital mammography (DM) at an earlier age and consider supplemental screening options.

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