Thank you Dr. Jessica Langer for your dedication to our patients and your commitment to excellent breast care.
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Our very own, Jill Canales, was named Hero of the Night on KNBC this past Sunday ! 👏👏
Jill’s dedication to providing excellent care for breast cancer fighters and survivors goes above and beyond. She is a perfect mentor to so many. 💓
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Our 2020 survey found that 11% of women postponed their mammograms because of the pandemic. "Routine screening for breast cancer, including an annual mammogram, is our best chance at saving lives through early detection," says @DrMarisaWeiss. https://t.co/29IHqfKSG3 #breastcancer
Thank you to all who came out to our Meet & Greet for Breast Surgical Oncologist, Dr. Shawndeep Tung! @DrTungSurgery
We were joined by the team at #AmbryGenetics & also making an appearance was the newest addition to the #Breastlink team, Medical Oncologist Dr. Bhavana Pathak!
New research suggests that disruptions in breast cancer screening and treatment in the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic could lead to an increase in deaths from the disease.
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Women with dense breasts are slipping through the net, receiving mammography alone. Equity means giving women the same opportunity for early diagnosis as women with non-dense breasts & that means supplemental screening - not offered NHS routine screening. Women NEED to be aware.
"Screened women in their 40s are more likely to have early-stage disease, negative lymph nodes, and smaller tumors than unscreened women. Delaying screening until age 45 or 50 will result in an unnecessary loss of life and adversely affects minority women in particular."
“Triple-negative breast cancer, which is found in 15%-20% of invasive breast cancers, is a challenge when it comes to treatment, but thanks to new drug approvals and therapy regimens, the treatment landscape has progressed in recent years.”
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“A woman with newly diagnosed breast cancer needs several doctors to take care of her, it’s a care plan that requires doctors talking to each other & working together. The old way of treating it was sequential, today it’s a team that specializes in breast cancer.” - Dr. John Link
Jill Canales | My Vaccination Story
Come along with Breastlink Director of Peer Navigation, and Breast Cancer Survivor, Jill Canales, as she shares her vaccination experience with us! 💗
@BreastlinkA@jillannc5
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We know our patients need convenient, safe access to healthcare – now more than ever.
Virtual appointments are now available with the same provider you see when you come into a Breastlink center. Virtulink offers the same level of VIP service from your tablet, phone or computer.
We invite you to join us for an online presentation and Q&A by Dr. Nora Disis, titled "Your Immune System & Breast Cancer".
To learn more and to register please visit: https://t.co/BX6G5NNx4j
CRC Board President & Director of Research, Kristi Maya, discusses the foundations collaboration with RadNet & their upcoming webinar, ‘Your Immune System & Breast Cancer’ with Dr. Nora Disis.
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