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New Patient Fact Sheet, RSNA Follow Up, Amazon Smile | Dense Breast Info

New Patient Fact Sheet, RSNA Follow Up, Amazon Smile

December 12, 2022 by Dense Breast Info

Patient Fact Sheets
The DBI website features a full suite of patient education content including FAQs, videos and printable materials. Our very popular one-page downloadable Patient Fact Sheets are now available in over 25 languages, the most recent in Czech.

RSNA Follow Up /Medical Advisory Board

  • AuntMinnie.com Video from RSNA 2022: Contrast-enhanced Mammography interview with Dr. Wendie Berg details favorable results of contrast-enhanced mammography for breast cancer survivors across all density categories.
  • Educational paper, “2022 New Trends in Breast Density – What Should We Know?” (BREE 70-2022), co-authored by Dr. Flavia Sarquis was selected for inclusion in the October 2023 special issue of RadioGraphics.

Amazon Smile Program
DenseBreast-info.org is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity. We accept no advertising and are fueled by donations and unrestricted educational grants. Did you know you could shop and support us?

  • AmazonSmile can donate 0.5% of eligible purchases to DenseBreast-info when you shop at AmazonSmile, at no cost to you.
  • To get started, go to smile.amazon.com on your web browser (or activate AmazonSmile on your Amazon Shopping app on your iOS or Android phone, see “settings” on your app) and choose charity DenseBreast-info and then – SHOP!

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