We thank the following societies for sharing DB-I’s new CME/CE course, Dense Breasts and Supplemental Screening, with their members: Canada / Canadian Association of Medical Radiation

NEWS: Free CME/CE Course Launched DB-I has launched its second-generation CME/CE program, Dense Breasts and Supplemental Screening (press release here). The course has been developed for primary care

National breast screening programs for women of average risk are offered in nearly all European countries, and opportunistic mammography exists in some countries either as the sole screening system

Website News We have been busy!  We have new/updated content on the following: Within the Technology Tab, MBI content Question #1 in both the Patient and Health Provider FAQs, “What are dense

Health Care FAQ Update The update to Health Care FAQ #6, “How does breast density compare to other risk factors for developing invasive breast cancer?”  includes information/citations about the

RAD Magazine is a leading journal for medical imaging, radiotherapy and oncology professionals. Please enjoy a new article in this month’s edition, Using Education to Inform Breast Density

To kick off Women’s Health Week and in honor of Mother’s Day, look for our week-long social media series #KnowBeforeYouGo. It will feature posts highlighting topics women should be aware of about

DB-I Research on Referring Provider Knowledge Gaps DB-I’s second research project, “Effect of an educational intervention on women’s healthcare provider knowledge gaps about breast density,

“Using Education to Inform Breast Density Conversations” Authored by DB-I’s Dr. Athina Vourtsis and Cheryl Cruwys, look for this comprehensive article in the current hard-copy issue of UK’s

Reminder: DB-I’s screening support flow chart Who Needs More Screening? (European visitors here) was developed as an educational tool and reflects the consensus opinion of our medical reviewers

#DenseBreastDiaries We have launched social media campaign #DenseBreastDiaries. Patient stories about the very-real-life screening and risk implications of dense tissue are powerful

It’s back! As previously reported, the state of Kentucky’s density “inform” law expired on January 1, 2021.  An amendment to that statute has been signed by the governor which reinstates the

The Risk Model Tutorial / “Risk Models Explanation” section has been updated and includes recent research on the use of AI to identify textural and other findings beyond breast density on

Look for DB-I’s abstract, “Referring Healthcare Provider Knowledge Gaps about Breast Cancer Risk Model Use and High-Risk Screening Recommendations,” at the 2021 SBI/ACR Breast Imaging

We are on a roll! Our popular Patient Fact Sheet is now available in 20 languages. Newest additions are Chinese and Russian  versions.  Many thanks to Dr. Steven Cai and Savannah (Qian) Sun for the