Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS

Breast Surgical Oncologist 👩🏽‍⚕️ | Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery @StanfordSurg | Medical Director of SCI OCHE | Passionate about Health Disparities

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Had a great time serving as a table moderator at #ASC2026 in Orlando this past week. It’s a great reminder that everyone’s journey to be becoming a surgeon is different. Also, I would love to have a pink LigaSure.

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Honored to be a fellow of the American College of Surgeons 👩🏽‍🎓 #FACS #ACSCC2025

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Honored to be a speaker again at SCI’s annual Breast Cancer and African Americans conference! Bringing access and education to the community! #BreastCancer #breastcancerawareness #healthdisparities

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Presented my work at ESMO Breast

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Despite being under the weather, happy to have attended #SABCS24 and present my poster. Also nice to catch up with @TerlisaFights a true inspiration!

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

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[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Excited to present some of my research with the fabulous @melindatelli at #ESMOBreast

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Honored to have been part of this wonderful event @StanfordCancer

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[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

If you're part of AAS, Vote for me for the Clinical and Health Services Committee at the Association for Academic Surgery 😊 https://t.co/cKK9F6tQX3 #ElectMyAAS via @AcademicSurgery

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Honored to be a speaker at the 12th annual conference on Breast Cancer and African Americans sponsored by @StanfordMed

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Great talks today by the summer mentees on Disaggregated Asian Americans! So happy to be able to help mentor within this group.

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

I’m honored to be featured in this write up highlighting some of the work that great leaders at ⁦@StanfordCancer⁩ are accomplishing #healtheducation #earlydetection #healthdisparities https://t.co/yiQbXX17Jq

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Join us in the conversation about #BreastDensity today at 12pmPST/3pmEST #PinkTableTalk

[Touch, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance ™️ @touchbbca]

TODAY! #DenseBreasts
If you are a Black woman under 40, you probably don’t know if you have dense breasts because you have never had a mammogram. Chances are you do and therefore you have a 4 to 6 higher chance of getting breast cancer. Join us!
#pinktabletalk
#loveofmygurls

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

@symonemsnbc It’s great that you are bringing light to these alarming statistics!

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Write to your local representative to support the 'Find It Early Act!' This act calls for insurance coverage for mammograms and diagnostic mammograms as well as additional screening for women with dense breasts and other risk factors, with no cost sharing.
https://t.co/aZGHfSYt2P

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Very busy week with multiple seminars and webinars. If you have time today, join us for Pink Table Talk with @touchbbca !

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

What happens to sexual health a cancer diagnosis? Join us for a candid patient led discussion, hosted by Dr. Milana Dolezal @StanfordMed #BreastCancer #CervicalCancer #SexEd

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

What happens to sexual health a cancer diagnosis? Join us for a candid patient led discussion, hosted by Dr. Milana Dolezal @StanfordMed #BreastCancer #CervicalCancer #SexEd

[Candice N. Thompson, MD, MSc, FACS @CTBreastMD]

Join us tomorrow as we continue the conversation about breast health and the community. https://t.co/erV3BlkqbT

[Lola Fayanju (she/her, [email protected]) @DrLolaFayanju]

I cannot emphasize how important this development is. Black women are more likely to present at younger ages, with more aggressive disease, & at later stage. Now we have a chance to catch these deadly cancers before it's too late @ASBrS @AmericanCancer: https://t.co/3as2xwoC9C.