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BreastScreen SA reaches milestone 2.5 million screens
Since establishing in 1989, BreastScreen SA has now provided over 2.5 million breast screens and detected over 14,000 cancers.
Over 2.5 million
breast screens provided
14,846 early
detections
418,000 individual
SA women screened
36 years of
screening in SA
Health professionals play a valuable role in helping women understand the importance of free breast cancer screening.
About
BreastScreen SA
BreastScreen SA screens over 100,000 women each year, aiming to detect breast cancer at an early stage. This improves the treatment options and health outcomes for our clients, their families and communities.
The BreastScreen SA Sensory Friendly Clinic is visiting Murray Bridge on 17 March 2026. If you are a woman aged over 40, especially 50-74 you can book in for a free breast cancer screen on our mobile…
From Saturday 21 February, the Government of South Australia assumes a caretaker role in advance of the State Election on Saturday 21 March 2026. Please note comments on our posts will be disabled…
