Diagnostic Imaging Updates

Discharge or leakage of fluid from the nipple – while not common – is certainly disconcerting. We’ve mentioned the topic of nipple discharge in the

There are many great organizations for women who are currently fighting breast cancer – and we love them all. But what about life after breast

As doctors who study body parts and images that often come in slices, we work to put together the big picture -striving to keep the

Breast cancer has some pretty stark numbers associated with it.   The first you have probably memorized by now: 1 in 8 women will be

Do you need thyroid protection when going in for your mammogram?   The short answer is: We say no.   The slightly longer one is:

Many women have a love-hate relationship with mammography – love what it can do, hate having to do it. And while most recognize the benefits

So… you’ve discovered a breast lump. Now what? Step one: breathe! Remember, breast lump does not equal breast cancer! Step two: empower yourself with knowledge

There’s more than one way to say this, because there’s more than one way it’s true: early detection saves lives. What causes us to say

A recent article in the New York Times highlighted something we’ve spoken of before: the unfair distribution of deadly breast cancers between races.   Differences

In a recent study published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, there’s good news for parents-slash-pet owners out there: you’ve got guts.