To better support women in making informed decisions about breast cancer screening, the healthcare system should prioritize personalized medicine approaches. This involves conducting thorough risk assessments that take into account individual factors such as family history, genetic predispositions, lifestyle choices, and personal preferences. Healthcare providers should engage in shared decision-making with patients, discussing the benefits and potential harms of screening at different ages, intervals, and modalities. Providing clear and unbiased information about the risks of false positives, overdiagnosis, and the potential benefits of early detection is crucial. Additionally, offering counseling and support services to help women navigate their options and make decisions aligned with their values and priorities can enhance the decision-making process.