Breastfeeding mothers know what the letdown reflex *feels* like, this is what it *looks* like.
One of my all-time fav videos by @felicitydavis2 shows contraction of mammary alveoli to eject milk, so beautiful 😍
A new publication by InforMD members has highlighted the potential for the use of artificial intelligence in identifying women with increased breast cancer risk.
#BreastCancerResearch
Read the full story here: https://t.co/oDUAnbC6Gp
Why #AI mammography will not only help more accurately diagnose breast cancer, but also identify high-risk individuals for close surveillance and prevention https://t.co/7as7yz6oYl @WendyIngman
I'm really excited about how artificial intelligence is enabling us to look deeper into the patterns of breast density on a mammogram and pull out the features that most strongly predict future breast cancer.
See our new paper for the full story.
https://t.co/OcBj2jKr1T
This could be a game-changer for breast cancer treatment. New research from the Netherlands suggests the menstrual cycle affects sensitivity to chemotherapy. Read my explainer in Nature News & Views here https://t.co/xoCdfArCJe
@NatureNV
Inter-disciplinary collaboration can be so fruitful. My group’s recent work at the interface between breast cancer biology and mechanical engineering is defining new mathematical approaches to improve elastography for biomedical engineering.
https://t.co/UwX7rnIAyx
💕Latest #article sharing 💕
/Frontiers in Bioscience-Landmark/
✨Title: The Role of Breastmilk in Macrophage-Tumour Cell Interactions in Postpartum Breast Cancer
🤵Authors: @WendyIngman* et al.
🔔 Full Text:
https://t.co/SsYvx9Q6IO
Mentoring is something that often goes on in the background, but it is critical work that helps build the next generation of scientists. I’m honoured to be amongst the finalists for the Eureka Prize in Mentoring.
Thanks to @UniofAdelaide and @ResAustralia
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Keen to learn more about the latest research in breast density? Register now for the Why Study Mammographic Density? conference!
Community representative scholarships are available!
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SAVE THE DATE!
Why Study Mammographic Density? 2024 conference
October 29th to 30th, in-person in Melbourne and online
Hear all the latest research and updates from the international experts in mammographic density.
More information coming soon!
#WhyMD2024
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Are you wondering why different Australian states have different policies when it comes to breast density notification? Here is the full explainer, and how you can be involved in shaping national BreastScreen policy.
https://t.co/yd6OLHZD5Z