All Articles on Breast Cancer
Breast density is a risk factor for older women, tooFindings in JAMA Network Open could help guide decision-making about breast cancer screening for women 75 and older.
Catching more breast cancers when mammograms are limitedNew study calculates risk-based approach to detect the most cancers with the fewest exams.
Race, income, education affect access to 3D mammographyThe technology’s potential benefits to detect breast cancer earlier are not equally shared among all women, researchers find.
Cancer screening in the time of COVID-19Dr. Diana Buist reflects on the challenges of providing screening during a pandemic — and finds reason for optimism.
Which women are receiving MRI to screen for breast cancer?An epidemiologist identifies who is appropriately undergoing this imaging for breast cancer and who is not.
Artificial intelligence: Aiding, not replacing radiologistsA $1 million challenge using Kaiser Permanente data shows how AI can assist in breast cancer screening.
What drives Karen Wernli to study breast cancer?This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Karen Wernli reflects on her cancer research, centered on patients and access.
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