Day: February 26, 2016

      Just as with mammography, breast MRI can be divided into screening and diagnostic exams – screening breast MRI is used to evaluate

Mammography technology accommodates any size: from AA through K (yes, there’s a bra that size)! But there seem to be quite a few misconceptions about

It is well known that moms tend to take charge when the family gets sick. Extra hugs, chicken soup and a fresh box of Kleenex

In the fight against breast cancer, as radiologists our passion is early detection, but we are equally passionate about survivorship. Survivorship starts day one of

You’ve heard us say it: Early Detection Saves Lives. But what does this really mean? And how do we get there? Early detection means finding

While we fight daily for the health of women through early detection, one of the barriers to care is access. The affordability quotient plays a

According to a recent study, published in the American Journal of Roentgenology, preoperative breast MRIs can spell good things for women about to undergo breast

Thus far, mammograms are the best tool we have for screening for the early detection of breast cancer. For now, we’re sticking with what we

We’ve discussed BRCA genetic mutations, the implications for breast and ovarian cancer, and touched on the impact it has on patient’s lives and the decisions

Did you hear we’re having a party?   It’s not too late to schedule your mammogram for this Saturday’s event! Our new Olathe clinic? Lee’s