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The American College of Radiology (ACR) is at the forefront of radiology, representing almost 40,000 imaging physicians. In March 2018 the ACR published the following article to educate both radiologists and primary care...
The stark reality is this: breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women. Take a moment to digest this number. When you look at that number in terms of the females in your family...
Fear of radiation-induced cancer is a commonly cited reason for not pursuing annual screening mammography. Every time a medical imaging examination is performed with radiation the potential risks of performing the exam (in...
Is it time to schedule your annual mammogram? If so, here is a general guide of items to consider: By taking a few moments to go through this checklist prior to scheduling your...
Have you recently celebrated your 40th birthday? Are you older than 40 but have been hesitant to schedule your first mammogram? Are you younger than 40 but considered to be at higher risk...
Sebaceous cysts, also referred to as epidermal inclusion cysts, are typically harmless, slow growing bumps felt under the skin. These can occur in many locations of the body, including the breasts and axillae...
Nipple discharge is any fluid that comes out of the milk ducts through the nipple. This is a normal and expected occurrence during breastfeeding but may be alarming at any other time. Nipple...
Breast pain is a general term that includes sharp breast pain, breast discomfort, and breast tenderness. 70-80% of women experience breast pain and tenderness at some time in their life. It is very...
