Screenings — the foundation of check-ups, diagnostics, and screening

It is very important to have a mammogram, especially if there are risk factors, starting at age 40 every two years, or, for example, starting at age 50 without risk factors. But our people, unfortunately, forget to do this.

And when you ask people how long ago they had a mammogram, because they already come for a referral to an oncologist, yes, or for other examinations. And people are like, "Well, we're always working, we're always making money." I went to the doctor 2 years ago, 10, and someone comes there at all, a 60-year-old woman, says: "The last time I went to the doctor was after giving birth." That is, we understand that it was even more so 30-40 years ago.