Diagnostic Imaging Updates

What should you do if you have dense breasts?   For women with dense breasts, it is important to know any other risk factors you

While the word spreads rapidly – and not nearly rapidly enough – about the importance of getting screening mammograms on a regular basis, there are

While most women know to get a mammogram annually, there are a few helpful things you can do to make the process better for you

Mammograms aren’t the only way to ensure the health of breast tissue. There are things you can do right at home – things you should

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

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

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

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