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At Ada & Me, we believe knowledge is power. That’s why we ensure your breast screening results are delivered quickly, securely, and in a way that’s easy to understand. Your report provides the clarity you need to take control of your health with confidence.
If your results indicate no areas of concern, you can continue with regular Ada & Me screenings for peace of mind. If an abnormality is detected we're here to support you through the process. Importantly, we are not providing a diagnosis. Our results are an early detection tool for abnormalities. What this means is that our technology will detect breast abnormalities, including breast cancer.
However, we cannot differentiate between benign or malignant indicators, so will recommend further investigation. We also cannot provide suggestions of treatment but our radiologist will issue their recommended next steps.
If you have concerns about your breast health, we strongly encourage you to consult your GP.
Taking care of your breast health isn’t just about screenings—it’s about having the right support system in place. Whether you’re feeling anxious about your results, need someone to talk to, or simply want to learn more, there are resources available to help.
Talking about breast health shouldn’t feel isolating. Opening up to friends, family, or your doctor can make a huge difference in easing worries and helping you feel supported. If you need professional guidance, there are dedicated organisations that offer mental health support and breast health resources.
For more on breast health, visit our Breast Health Support page below.
You're not alone—help is available whenever you need it.
If you’ve noticed a change in your breasts or need guidance, seeking advice from a trusted source can provide reassurance and direction. Whether you’re looking for support, medical advice, or community resources, here are some organisations that can help:
The UK’s leading breast cancer research and support charity, offering information, helplines, and emotional support. Visit Breast Cancer Now
A charity focused on early detection and breast health education for younger people, with reminders and guidance on checking yourself. Visit Coppafeel!
Provides medical, practical, and emotional support for those affected by cancer, including online chats and financial guidance.Visit Macmillan
The official NHS resource for breast screening in the UK, with details on eligibility, guidelines, and finding your nearest clinic. Visit NHS Breast Screening
Offers information and support for mental health concerns. Visit Mind
A free, confidential helpline for anyone in emotional distress. Call 116 123 or Visit Samaritans
Support for those experiencing anxiety, including helplines and resources. Visit Anxiety UK
Support for those dealing with cancer-related worries and emotional support. Visit Maggie’s
I was really pleased with the scanning process and the team were so kind and helpful. The best part was it was completely non-invasive and private, with no compression and no one seeing me with my top off!
I was sceptical at first – AI for breast screening? But the experience was seamless, quick and comfortable and knowing my results were backed by science gave me so much reassurance.
The team made me feel completely at ease. It’s great to see such cutting-edge technology being used for early detection and women’s health, and with the added bonus of no discomfort and no radiation.
