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For many cancers, early detection is key to a good outcome. At our Nashua and Manchester locations, routine cancer screenings and diagnostic services are available.
Breast Cancer Screening
Statistics show that regular mammogram screenings increase the chance of finding breast cancer in its earliest stages, which can improve long-term outcomes. At the SolutionHealth Cancer Institute, we encourage you to speak with your primary care provider or gynecologist to determine the best screening plan for you.
Mammography Services
In general, women 40 years and older should receive annual mammograms. Finding breast cancer early reduces your risk of dying from the disease by 25–30% or more. Both the deNicola Breast Health Center in Nashua and Elliot Breast Health Center in Manchester offer expert care by a dedicated team that includes fellowship-trained breast radiologists and the latest technology, including 3-D tomosynthesis mammography.
Colorectal Cancer Screening
Colonoscopy has long been the standard in screening for colorectal cancer in people age 50 or older. It has proven effective in finding polyps (growths) and lesions in the colon that can be removed before they become cancer.
of all colorectal cancer can be prevented with screening
Colorectal Cancer Screening Services
With routine screening, colon cancer is largely preventable, and treatable with early detection. Choose a campus close to you for further information.
Lung Cancer Screening
Lung cancer can be cured if detected early. SolutionHealth facilities are designated as Lung Cancer Screening Centers by the American College of Radiology, offering low dose CT (LDCT) lung screening to high-risk individuals.
LDCT Lung Screening Services
Without LDCT lung screening, lung cancer is usually not found until a person develops symptoms. At that time, the cancer is much harder to treat. Yearly lung screening with LDCT has been shown to save lives by finding lung cancer early, allowing for planned treatment and positive outcomes.