Relating to notification of breast density

West Virginia's SB 606 requires mammography reports to include standardized patient notifications about breast density based on the American College of Radiology's system. It mandates that reports clearly state whether a patient has "dense" or "not dense" breast tissue, explaining how density affects mammogram accuracy and cancer risk. The bill specifies four standardized density categories (e.g., "heterogeneously dense" or "extremely dense") to be included in both patient summaries and provider reports. This directly affects patients receiving mammograms and their healthcare providers, ensuring consistent communication about breast density's implications for cancer detection. The law aims to improve informed discussions between patients and doctors regarding breast cancer screening options.