We need to take charge of our health and advocate for ourselves. Instead of waiting until our 40s to start mammograms, we can get ultrasound screenings early and regularly to understand and monitor our breast health over time. This week, episode 84 of The Jen Marples Show is about Taking Charge of Your Breast Health with AnaMarie Goscila, RN & Chief of Clinical Operations at Eve Wellness.
In this episode of The Jen Marples Show, my guest AnaMarie Goscila shares the importance of giving women what they want: factual and critical information, community, and connection regarding their health. We also discuss actionable steps you can take right now to advocate for your health and tell your doctor what you need.
AnaMarie and I discuss the following:
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What drew AnaMarie to patient advocacy and education in women’s health.
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The definition of dense breasts and cancer statistics for women with dense breasts.
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The difference between an ultrasound and a mammogram for breast cancer screening.
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Advice for advocating for early ultrasound screening with your doctor and advocating for change in legislation that keeps women’s health and well-being in mind.
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Where to find factual and reliable information you can trust.
Putting yourself, your health, and overall well-being first isn’t selfish. Taking the actionable steps to ensure you live a long and healthy life for the people you love is the most selfless thing you can do.
Make sure to listen to the entire episode to receive inspiration, tips, and advice that will help you change your life and improve your business.
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