Informative Speech On Breast Cancer

This school year one of my loved ones was diagnosed with cancer, which was quite devastating for my family ; I guess you can say cancer runs in my family I have had men and women that I know be diagnosed with the disease . Those people include my grandmother and grandfather who are now both deceased. So my standpoint is to understand the beginning of people's lives changing forever the diagnosis and how some people win the battle and others gain their wings. Does the technology change their perspectives? When the biopsy results come in does the emotional change begin?
I feel like everyone at least knows of someone who has been diagnosed
A mammogram is a x-ray of the breast tissue that detects cancer without symptoms; then a medical professional will request a diagnostic mammogram if their are any symptoms of cancer such as a lump, skin thickening, breast pain and even at times when women have breast implants. After a diagnostic mammogram is requested there will be more x rays done to extensively review the abnormality in the breast; this will give a physician better chance of diagnosing you properly.
It turns out that mammograms aren't always as reliable as you would think, because “Mammography is less likely to reveal breast tumors in women younger than 50 years than in older women. This may be because younger women have dense breast tissue that appears white on a mammogram. Likewise, a tumor appears white on a mammogram, making it hard to detect.”(Mammogram
The pictures created by the ultrasound are called a sonogram , A breast ultrasound typically provide evidence about the lump and determines if it is a solid mass, a cyst filled with fluid, or a combination of the two. While cysts are generally benign, a solid lump may be more likely a malignant tumor. (Ultrasound)(Par.3) The sonogram will give the doctors more detail on the exact size of the mass where it is located and a visual of the tissue that is