Feature: Store clinics encourage women to get mammograms PITTSBURGH (Reuters) - For years, Patricia Page had avoided having a mammogram, scared of sitting in a sterile doctor's office waiting for a test she thought would be painful. "I've heard so many horror stories," the 42-year-old Page said. Then one day a newspaper advertisement changed her mind. It described a mammogram clinic in Lazarus, a sprawling new department store on a busy block in downtown Pittsburgh. So Page and her mother, Anna Ruth Opferman, decided to make a day of it. They shopped for blouses, sweaters and Christmas decorations and they got their mammograms, all in one store. See full story <http://www.infobeat.com/stories/cgi/story.cgi?id=2557273097-2ff
