Category: Mammography

        Originally published 8/21/14 on mammographykc.com.

Genetics, family history and breast cancer risk – now there’s a complicated subject. Much has been reported on the more common BRCA1 and BRCA2 genetic

As physicians, we rely heavily on science. Why? Because the rigor of testing and measuring can shine a light on the unknown. Because facts and

Hurry up! It’s race time again!   Time to sign up and get your sneakers on! Let’s do this!     Susan G. Komen of

It’s hard to pat your own self on the back, so let us (virtually) do it for you! You’re taking great care of yourself! Exercising

Of all the things we love (and we love many, many things…) FOOD is towards the top of the list. It gives energy and life,

We are hopeful that all mammograms are as pleasant and low-stress as possible, no matter where you go! We know (and experience first hand!) the

No one likes needles. Okay, there are perhaps a few colorfully tattooed people who say they don’t mind them… but who actually really loves needles?

We have advocated many times over for annual screening mammograms because early detection saves lives. We wouldn’t be saying this if it were not true.

      Just as with mammography, breast MRI can be divided into screening and diagnostic exams – screening breast MRI is used to evaluate