Day: February 24, 2016

Food! Shopping! Komen! Breast Health! (We had you at “food” and “shopping” didn’t we?) It’s that time of the year again – time for The

Mammography technologists are specialists. Training in positioning is critical – remember we are taking a 3 dimensional object attached to the body and trying to

One of the ways we try to gain understanding about the confusing and frustrating subject of who gets breast cancer is the study of risk

While we’ve covered the issue of breast imaging and breast implants (just a few times), we haven’t addressed other issues for women who have had

It started with a phone call from her stepmother. “Your dad wants to talk to you but he’s not sure how. Ask him to check

In a new study reported in February’s Radiology, the importance of breast ultrasound as an addition to mammography was again highlighted. Ultrasound was shown to

As radiologists, we deal with radiation daily. We can image patients with x-rays from their head to their toes; CT scans and nuclear medicine also

When you have a breast biopsy, you may expect results of either no cancer (in the great majority of cases!) or cancer. It may surprise

We have told you before that we love our jobs – but some days we love more than others. We cherish the days when simple