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Published On August 31, 2021

What the Tyrer-Cuzick Score Means for Breast Health

When we talk about cancer screening, one common question people ask is, “How can you find out if you’re at risk for cancer?” Fortunately, risk assessment tools help determine who qualifies for supplemental screening and genetic counseling or testing. In general, each tool identifie...

Published On June 23, 2021

WIS Admin Breast Health

Updated Guidance for Screening Women with Average Cancer Risk

The American College of Radiology and Society of Breast Imaging recommend that women begin receiving annual mammograms at age 40, with added vigilance for those in historically overlooked populations. Both shared updated guidance in the Journal of the American College of Radiology on...

Published On May 9, 2021

WIS Admin Early Detection

Annual Mammography Screening Offers Women of All Ages Same Benefits

Both pre- and post-menopausal women who undergo annual screening mammography have fewer late-stage breast cancer diagnoses, fewer interval cancers, and smaller average tumor size. Women who undergo annual screening mammography beginning at age 40 have lower-stage breast cancer at diagnosis and have ...

Female nurse preparing her patient for a breast examination in a clinic.

Published On April 26, 2021

WIS Admin Early DetectionTags: Screenings

Why Thermography Isn’t Recommended as a Screening Tool

Your homeopathic clinic or health spa may have informed you that they are offering thermography breast cancer screening services. While you may think that this is good news for you, we are here to tell you otherwise. We encourage you to take your regular breast cancer screening but...

Female nurse taking a mammogram exam to an adult patient at the hospital.

Published On March 29, 2021

WIS Admin Early DetectionTags: Breast Cancer

Understanding the Different Types and Subtypes of Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is a type of cancer that forms in the cells of the breast. It typically forms in the lobules or the ducts of the affected breast but can also occur in the fibrous connective tissue. While breast cancer is a very common cancer in the US, substantial research and support for breast cance...

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Published On February 26, 2021

WIS Admin Innovative TechnologyTags: ABUS

The Benefits of 3D Automated Whole Breast Ultrasounds

When it comes to breast cancer, catching the disease early can save countless lives. Getting screened regularly is important for early detection. During a breast cancer screening, your doctor will check for signs of breast cancer, like lumps or changes in breast tissue. There are a few methods for s...

Senior woman discusses posture with physical therapist

Published On January 27, 2021

WIS Admin Bone DensityTags: Bone Density, Osteoporosis

Tips to Prevent Osteoporosis

According to the International Osteoporosis Foundation, IOF estimates, 10.2 million adult Americans have osteoporosis, with over 80% being women. You may be wondering, why are women the most vulnerable? Simple! Females usually start with lower bone density than men, plus the gradual estrogen lo...

Published On December 29, 2020

WIS Admin Breast HealthTags: Screenings

Understanding Radiation From Mammograms — Are They Safe?

Regular mammograms are the key to early breast cancer detection. While the majority of breast lumps discovered during the procedure turn out to be benign (not cancerous), a mammogram can help discover serious problems. According to studies, women who participate in mammography screenings have a 41% ...

Published On November 19, 2020

WIS Admin Breast HealthTags: Breast Density

What Does It Mean to Have Dense Breasts?

Becoming familiar with your breasts and surrounding tissue is important in monitoring for changes or indications of breast cancer signs or symptoms. You may have heard your practitioner refer to the density of your breasts in passing or at a routine examination. This is because breast density is a v...

Published On October 18, 2020

WIS Admin Industry UpdatesTags: COVID-19, Screenings

The Risks of Delayed Cancer Screenings During COVID-19

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced many individuals to delay, cancel, and pause many aspects of their life. The risk of spread amongst communities in the U.S. is making many people think twice about their day-to-day routine and necessities. Along with the cancellation of social gatherings, modified wo...

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What the Tyrer-Cuzick Score Means for Breast Health

Updated Guidance for Screening Women with Average Cancer Risk

Annual Mammography Screening Offers Women of All Ages Same Benefits

Why Thermography Isn’t Recommended as a Screening Tool

Understanding the Different Types and Subtypes of Breast Cancer

The Benefits of 3D Automated Whole Breast Ultrasounds

Tips to Prevent Osteoporosis

Understanding Radiation From Mammograms — Are They Safe?

What Does It Mean to Have Dense Breasts?

The Risks of Delayed Cancer Screenings During COVID-19

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