Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
When it comes to cancer, we have made great strides, but with some cancers, like ovarian cancer, there is still much room for improvement. It’s
Aspirin for Breast Health?
Aspirin to reduce recurrence of breast cancer? How does that work? The explanation, published in the journal Cancer Research, is a bit complicated,
Question of the Day: Should All Women Be Tested for BRCA Mutations?
Is genetic testing for breast cancer for everyone? The truthful answer is we don’t know – at least not yet. But some of the brightest
Breast Health? Kansas City Is Close to Flunking…
For the greater Kansas City area, 60-65% of women who should be getting annual screening mammograms have had a mammogram in the last 2 years.
MRI Breast UPDATE!
We are always watching for news when it comes to women’s imaging and in particular breast imaging. We found a new study published in the
Schedule your mammogram now (before you forget)!
Originally published 8/21/14 on mammographykc.com.
The Other Breast Cancer Gene: PALB2
Genetics, family history and breast cancer risk – now there’s a complicated subject. Much has been reported on the more common BRCA1 and BRCA2 genetic
Science solves the question: Do I still need a mammogram when I’m 75?
As physicians, we rely heavily on science. Why? Because the rigor of testing and measuring can shine a light on the unknown. Because facts and
DIC Is Excited To Support This Sunday’s Komen Race!
Hurry up! It’s race time again! Time to sign up and get your sneakers on! Let’s do this! Susan G. Komen of
Self Exams: Getting It Right
It’s hard to pat your own self on the back, so let us (virtually) do it for you! You’re taking great care of yourself! Exercising