Share SBI's screening guidance in a few clicks
The Social Toolkit gives you member-ready posts, captions, and graphics so you can carry SBI's evidence-based screening message to your patients, peers, and community — no design work required. Pair it with the SBI Flickr album for high-resolution visuals you can drop straight into a post or presentation.
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Live Webinars in October
Three CME-eligible sessions this month, led by breast imaging faculty. Each runs 8–9 p.m. ET and is free for members. Can't attend live? Registration includes on-demand access.
Remote Breast Imaging: Diagnostic Workflows in Practice
High-Risk Breast Lesions: Update on Management and Practice Patterns
Answering patients' toughest questions
SBI members take on the questions patients find hardest to ask — in short, sharable clips you can watch for language you can reuse, or pass along to patients and referring colleagues. Real breast imagers, clear answers, grounded in the evidence.
Peer-reviewed, CME-eligible educational reviews to read this month — then explore the newest issue of JBI in full.
Reductive Reasoning - Identifying Normal Postoperative Changes Vs Malignancy
Breast MRI Physics Essentials: Signal Behavior, Suppression Approaches, and Appearance of Tissue and Implants
Imaging Features and Risk Factors Associated with Locoregional Recurrence of Breast Cancer
Helpful Links
Authoritative, ready-to-use materials for patient conversations, referring providers, and your own practice — all grounded in SBI's guidance for annual screening beginning at age 40.
Advocacy Videos
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View Guide →New Guidelines on Management of Benign Breast Fibroepithelial Lesions
View guidelines →Keep the momentum going past October
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