So Your Mammogram Shows “Microcalcifications” – What does that mean?
So your mammogram showed “something” and they’re called “microcalcifications.” What does that mean? Microcalcifications is just a very long word for very small things: tiny
Mammograms: The Important Made Simple
We’ve all heard the recommendation: annual mammograms are important for women age 40 and over. Mammograms are necessary for early detection of breast cancer. Remember
Screening vs. Diagnostic Mammograms
What’s the difference between a screening mammogram and a diagnostic mammogram? Both are low-dose x-rays of the breast tissue. The primary difference is based on
Scheduling Your Mammogram: Did You Know?
Scheduling your mammogram might sound like a chore, but because of its importance, the steps have been made quite easy! First thing to know is
Breast Implants and Mammography
Mammograms are simple, straightforward and oftentimes lifesaving procedures. Likewise, a mammogram for those who have had breast implants is also a straightforward procedure. Do not
Mammograms: Why Go It Alone?
While mammograms are now a routine part of breast health care, there are women who do not undergo recommended screening for lots of reasons, including
Over 50? Under 50? You Still Need Annual Mammograms. Period.
Headlines this week like “Less frequent mammograms don’t increase risks after age 50” have been littered with questionable punctuation. Reporting on a recent study published
First Mammogram?
For those who prefer to read: So, the soothing voice of Dr. Harrison (see above)* explaining your first screening mammogram leaves you wanting written steps
