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.
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“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?
A monthly breast-self examination is a lifesaving practice recommended for women to add to their healthcare routine.
“At My Age, Do I Still Need To Have A Mammogram Every Year?”
While there is some evidence that most breast cancers detected in older women are relatively slow growing and are more easily treated, a woman’s risk of breast cancer increases with age.
Have you Found a New Breast Lump? This is Exactly What You Should Do.
One of the most critical and fascinating benefits of leading an active lifestyle is that it has the potential to reduce the risk of developing cancers that are linked to excess body fat.
Top Qualifying Factors of A Top-Notch Breast Center
We are here to guide you in your journey by outlining the top 5 qualifying factors of a leading, state-of-the-art breast center.
5 Reasons Your New Breast Center Is Requesting Your Prior Breast Imaging
Your radiologist will request that you provide all breast imaging performed in the past 10 years as this information will be used as a comparison to enable the radiologist to determine if any changes in tissue have occurred between years, which will ensure the most accurate interpretation.
When To Start Getting Routine Breast Cancer Screenings
Once you reach a certain age, your primary care provider recommends you visit a screening center for annual breast cancer screenings to ensure you have no signs of breast cancer.… Read More »When To Start Getting Routine Breast Cancer Screenings