All You Need to Know About a Mammography Scan
How does digital mammography work? Discover the differences between 2D, 3D mammograms, and AI-assisted detection for early, accurate breast cancer screening.
Breast Cancer Recurrence
Breast cancer recurrence occurs when undetected or new cancerous cells begin to multiply after an initial treatment has been completed.
Warning Signs of Breast Cancer
The warning signs and symptoms of breast cancer can vary from woman to woman, so it is crucial to become familiar with how your own breasts normally look and feel.
How to give yourself a routine breast cancer check
Want to check for breast cancer at home? Follow simple self-exam steps, know what signs to watch for, and understand when to see a doctor.
Breast Health Superfoods
Research reveals that leading a healthy lifestyle with a focus on a wholesome, nutrient-dense diet reduces a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer by 25-30%.
Not All Breasts Are Created Equal
Each woman has a unique breast tissue pattern, consisting of 3 different types of tissue: fibrous, glandular, and fatty which determine a woman’s breast density.
“Am I Considered High Risk?”
Every woman has her own unique probability of developing breast cancer in her lifetime that is calculated by taking into account biological, predisposed risk factors that may increase her chances of developing breast cancer.
Haven’t Had A Mammogram in 10+ Years?
Do you really need a mammogram every year? Discover why annual screening saves lives and why breast cancer risk exists even without family history.
“At My Age, Do I Still Need To Have A Mammogram Every Year?”
Should you continue mammograms after age 75? Understand breast cancer risk in older women and when annual screening is still recommended.
Have You Performed This Month’s Breast-Self Exam?
A monthly breast-self examination is a lifesaving practice recommended for women to add to their healthcare routine.