India, March 9 -- Breast cancer remains one of the most common cancers affecting women worldwide, and India is no exception. Although awareness about breast health has improved, many women still seek medical attention only after noticing symptoms such as a lump or discomfort - by which time the disease may already have progressed. This is why preventive screening plays a crucial role, particularly after the age of 40. Mammography, a specialised imaging test, can detect tiny abnormalities in breast tissue long before they become noticeable through touch or visible symptoms, allowing for earlier diagnosis and significantly improving treatment outcomes.

HT Lifestyle reached out to Dr Bimalpreet Mohan, the director and chief radiologist at C...