Breast Cancer: Symptoms
Being Recalled to the Mammography Facility
07/28/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityWomen get anxious enough going to their annual screening mammogram. Then, if they receive a postcard or phone call telling them to return for…
You Have a Breast Lump: Do You Need to See a Surgeon?
07/07/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityI receive countless emails and calls every day from women who feel panicked after finding a lump during either a breast self-exam or a clinical…
Do I Really Need a Mammogram Every Year?
06/28/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityI hear this a lot: ?Do I really need a mammogram every year?? If you are age 40 or older, and still have your breasts, the answer is yes.…
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Who Should Get MRI to Detect Breast Cancer?
06/20/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityMRI might be considered for women with a strong family history of breast cancer or whose breast tissue is so dense that it interferes with the ability…
Greater Use of MRI Screening Recommended
09/14/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityOn average, 5 percent of women who develop breast cancer will develop a new primary tumor in the other breast over time.
What's the Best Time for Your Breast Self-Exam?
10/11/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityWhat should you look for in a breast self exam? Any change from last month to the present, such as a lump, thickening, indentation, or other change…
Breast Pain: What It May Tell You
10/16/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe fact is that most of the time breast pain is associated with a benign change. Only 10 percent of the time is breast pain associated with breast…
CT Scans and Cancer Risk: Should You Worry?
12/14/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityNow we're getting worrisome news about cancer because CT scans expose people to much larger doses of radiation than conventional x-rays.
BI-RADS Score: What You Should Know
01/11/08, Johns Hopkins UniversityWhy should you know your BI-RADS score? Because it will help ensure that you get the proper follow-up after your mammogram.
'I Felt a Lump - Now What?'
02/15/08, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe breast self-exam is the only way you're going to learn the nuances of your breast tissue.
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