💡 Early detection & awareness - access BreastScreen services in your state
Regular breast screening is an important part of regular health screening and 'knowing your normal'. Knowing where and how to access BreastScreen in your region makes it easier to look after your breast health with regular screening. Use the links below to access BreastScreen in your area, services are available to people over 40 years: 🌸 BreastScreen VIC - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen NSW - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen QLD - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen SA - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen ACT - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen WA - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen TAS - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen NT - Find A Screening Location Those under 40 years looking for support from BreastScreen please click here and visit your GP if you notice any unusual changes #KnowYourselfFeelYourself For those who are already diagnosed and completed treatment, there are specific resources available for follow-up screening, please read here for more information.🩺 Early detection & awareness - access BreastScreen services in your state
Regular breast screening is an important part of regular health screening and 'knowing your normal'. Knowing where and how to access BreastScreen in your region makes it easier to look after your breast health with regular screening. Use the links below to access BreastScreen in your area, services are available to people over 40 years: 🌸 BreastScreen VIC - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen NSW - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen QLD - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen SA - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen ACT - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen WA - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen TAS - Find A Screening Location 🌸 BreastScreen NT - Find A Screening Location Those under 40 years looking for support from BreastScreen please click here and visit your GP if you notice any unusual changes #KnowYourselfFeelYourself For those who are already diagnosed and completed treatment, there are specific resources available for follow-up screening, please read here for more information.
Who else relies on a Breast Screening BUS, if living in regional/rural/remote areas?
I've just passed my 8 year 'surgery anniversary' (Jan 2018) ... my GP found a lump when she randomly checked my boobs just months after an 'all clear' with a BreastScreen NSW bus (that visit the area most years.) I'd been having my screening done by the bus for the previous 10+ years. My Invasive Lobular Cancer was totally missed by the rural BreastScreen Bus (who only use 2D Mammography) and if I am totally honest with myself, it is highly likely that the previous screenings had missed it too! I now only have my breast screening at a major centre and will never go back to the buses. Has anyone living in a major Town/City ever used the Mobile Bus service? Has anyone completed their treatments & GONE BACK to the mobile bus service? I'd suggest anyone living in regional/rural/remote areas to book in at a Permanent BreastScreening CLINIC next time you are 'in town' as they are more likely to have the 3D Tomographic Mammogram, rather than rely on the buses with only 2D - and advise your family & friends who also live outside of major city centres to do the same. Book it in if/when you are there on holidays/business or medical reasons. You can jump onto Google & put in 'Breast Screening Clinics xxx' (put in your state.) ... (but not all states available have 'lists' as such!) NSW does! Click on 'clinics' below: NSW Clinics: https://www.breastscreen.nsw.gov.au/screening-location/?descending=true&filters=%7B%22screeningType%22%3A%5B%22all%22%5D%7D&pageNumber=1&pageSize=9&scope=-37.47240269613529%2C138.97463133922847%2C-27.290939779341052%2C156.02541258922847 PDF's (as at Jan 2026) of each state Some show both Permanent AND Mobile services ..... Some are showing just Permanent clinics.
