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Aunt Minnie (1/12) reports that dense breast notification laws appear to be providing more women with density information, but the gains are not equal across all types of women, according to the findings of a study published in the Journal of the American College of Radiology.
Aunt Minnie (1/07) reports on a study publshed in Perspectives in Psychiatric Care journal which identified six psychological and socioeconomic factors that influence whether a woman is more or less likely to undergo regular screening mammography.
Aunt Minnie (1/06) reports on a study published in Breast that found that women with a family history of breast cancer underwent more mammograms and had a higher rate of screen-detected cancers than their lower-risk peers.
Aunt Minnie (1/6) reports on a study published in Breast which found that patients with a family history of breast cancer underwent more mammograms and had a higher rate of screen-detected cancers than their lower-risk peers.
Aunt Minnie (12/24) reports on a recent study from Radiology which finds that while digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) led to fewer recalls, the modality didn't boost the cancer detection rate for breast cancer survivors.