Category: Mammography

In a new study reported in February’s Radiology, the importance of breast ultrasound as an addition to mammography was again highlighted. Ultrasound was shown to

As radiologists, we deal with radiation daily. We can image patients with x-rays from their head to their toes; CT scans and nuclear medicine also

When you have a breast biopsy, you may expect results of either no cancer (in the great majority of cases!) or cancer. It may surprise

We have told you before that we love our jobs – but some days we love more than others. We cherish the days when simple

Women with genetic mutations involving genes  BRCA 1 or BRCA 2 face difficult decisions once the mutation is known. We’ve previously posted information on the

Sometimes the statistics and facts related to breast cancer can be numbing and overwhelming. As reported in the New York Times yesterday and previously discussed

Not only can a routine mammogram save lives, screening mammograms for younger women may save a world of aches in terms of treatment. According to

A recent article in the New York Times caught our eye – and maybe yours too.   Those who know us recognize that we are

We’re all fans of get-up get-going. It’s a passion for life that drives us to work hard, play hard and be our best. But sometimes,

One of the primary reasons we ask women to get their annual screening mammograms and clinical breast exams is because breast cancer can be sneaky.