17% of women 60+ had increasing breast density over 10 years — not decreasing.
HRT, family history, later menopause all played a role. Density stays dynamic, and so should screening conversations.
Read more in this week's Research Roundup.
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@MommyHasCancer High five! This is a HUGE win!!! , It’s amazing what happens when teamwork kicks in… this mountain is being moved because women like you step up. You are making a difference and saving so many women’s lives. Thank you!!!
September is prostate cancer awareness month.
Prostate cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men in Canada.
Men are waiting too long for prostate biopsies. We need to advocate for better access to medical imaging, ensuring timely care and better outcomes.
The demands on radiologists has increased—more studies, more images, and greater complexity, all while facing staffing shortages. Radiologists are burnt out. Embracing AI in MI could be the key to easing these pressures, while improving patient outcomes. Do you agree?
Systems need to be put in place, so we can appropriately triage studies.
"There is evidence that a centralized intake system, if implemented correctly, results in accelerated examination forwarding and elimination of duplicate scans."
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Speaking about the wait time crisis in BC, on the most recent episode of BC's Code Blue (presented by Internal Medicine Specialist Dr. Kevin Mcleod). @camrt_bc@BCRadSoc
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