Day: February 26, 2016

It’s okay to be a little concerned about radiation exposure. As radiologists, we daily consider the risks and benefits of radiation for imaging. We want

One of the most frustrating facts about breast cancer is that no one knows for certain what causes it. BUT one of the promising things

        Originally published 5/27/14 on mammographykc.com.

We’re excited to be teaming up with Susan G. Komen Greater Kansas City (again?!)! We must be obsessed with breast health. Guess what? We ARE.

As you may know, we recently celebrated sisterhood and survivorship with Komen at the Annual Pink Promise Brunch. Here are Dr. Linda Harrison’s remarks from

We love people. We care deeply about our patients (and readers!). The journey of a breast cancer survivor can be a roller coaster ride, and

Time to get up and get moving! It’s for the good of your body and now proven to also benefit your brain. Scientists are just

Things you MAY do this weekend…   Call your Mom (or ones you love like a mom)  to say I love you! Give a Mom

You know what motion does to your photographs… details are blurred, faces aren’t clear – you have to shoot the picture again!     Capturing

According to a recent study published in JAMA Online, patient anxiety when it comes to abnormal mammography results leading to additional work-up is both real