Day: February 20, 2016

Every now and then you might notice we’re fans of TEDtalks. What can we say? We find some little gems to be quite the brain-boost.

Ok, we promised! Here’s a summary of all the BI-RADS categories we’ve been writing about, somewhat extensively, of late. BI-RADS 0: need additional imaging or

In our final posting on BI-RADS after our series (which covered BI-RADS 1, BI-RADS 2, BI-RADS 3, BI-RADS 4 and 5), today we’re going to

As a continuation of our prior posts this week on BI-RADS 1, BI-RADS 2, BI-RADS 3, today we’d like to talk about BI-RADS categories 4

As a continuation of our prior posts this week on BI-RADS 1 & BI-RADS 2, today we’d like to talk about BI-RADS category 3. Remember that BI-RADS stands for Breast

As a continuation of yesterday’s post on BI-RADS Category 1, today we’d like to talk about BI-RADS Category 2. Remember that BIRADS stands for Breast

Mammography reports may seem complex to the uninitiated. Every breast imaging report will end with a final result assessing the findings and indicating what, if

Mammography is a powerful tool, but as we discussed in the post on the physical discomforts, there seem to be as many reactions to the

If you read about the experience of having a mammogram on the internet, you may wonder about the wide range of emotions provoked by this

Science can move pretty quickly – these days. But medical research is always going to take time. Doctors and research-scientists want to be careful –