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Tag Archives: Breast Ultrasound
31 Days of “Little Known” FACTS — For Breast Cancer Awareness Month — Day 9 — Too Many Unnecessary Biopsies
Did you know… 1.6 million breast biopsies are performed each year in the US, and approximately 80% are found to be benign. Why so many biopsies? Fear of malpractice influences radiologists to order a biopsy of “anything and everything that … Continue reading →
Posted in Health, Options, Personal Stories, Research, Resources, Sanity
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Tagged breast biopsies, breast biopsy titanium markers, breast cancer, breast cancer awareness, breast cancer overdiagnosis and overtreatment, breast cancer screenings, Breast Ultrasound, brest biopsy clips, informed consent biopsies
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Bye-Bye Mammograms: Hello SonoCiné Ultrasound
“Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” – Albert Einstein As more and more studies reveal the sad truth about mammograms, many women are left wondering what to do. We all want better, safer and … Continue reading →
DCIS is NOT a “Ticking Time Bomb” — What Women Really Need to Know
Celebrity chef Sandra Lee was told by her doctors she was “a ticking time bomb.” Is it any wonder that she and thousands of women like her are racing to the operating room to amputate both their breasts? Why such … Continue reading →
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Tagged breast cancer, breast mri, Breast Ultrasound, DCIS, dcis alternatives, DCIS Overdiagnosis, dcis overtreatment, Dr. Laura Esserman, Dr. Melvin Silverstein, Dr. Michael Lagios, mammograms, mastectomy, oncoplastic breast surgery, Sandra Lee
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