Diagnostic Imaging Updates

Now that BRCA 1 and 2 (BReast CAncer genes 1 and 2) have gained fame within popular culture thanks in large part due to actions

Whew! We’ve reached the end of 2013, our inaugural year as bloggers, writing about radiology, women’s health and imaging and even some general fun stuff

Ever heard of Dr. Mary-Claire King?   If not, you’re in for a good story.   Dr. King is a geneticist, exploring the human genes

The study evaluates a drug that has been used as treatment for some women with breast cancer, evaluating its effectiveness in a different task –

We’re fans of exercise, but then you already know that – we like to say it can be fun and we love to mention that

We are always hoping and striving for better forms of diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. Thoughts of more accurate, less stressful ways of finding

One of the biggest changes in breast cancer management is more tailored, patient specific treatment regimens. No longer does one cure fit all – advances

Baby, it’s cold outside!   We love that exercise decreases your risk of breast cancer, is good in a bazillion other ways and can (gasp!)

Yesterday we explained the basics of triple negative breast cancer. It’s a complicated subject, with implications on both aggressiveness of the cancer and treatment options.

One of the realities of breast cancer as we understand it today is that breast cancer in not just one disease, but rather a group