The 10th International Breast Density & Cancer Risk Assessment Workshop will take place June 7-9, 2023, in Hawaii. Workshop topics to advance cancer research include: Clinical Aspects of Breast

U.S. State Insurance Laws: An expanded insurance law has been signed in Oklahoma. The Tennessee law has just been assigned an “effective date:” Oklahoma’s new law (effective 11/1/22) expands

In the absence of U.S.A. national screening guidelines for women with dense breasts, the DB-i Medical Advisory Board has developed screening flow chart, Who Needs More Screening? The proposed

SBI/ACR Breast Imaging Symposium Wrap Up: The 2022 SBI/ACR Breast Imaging Symposium was packed with excellent presentations on a range of topics, including particular focus on artificial intelligence

Currently 15 states have active legislation for expanded breast imaging insurance coverage (varying in scope). News! Insurance legislation in Connecticut and Georgia was signed into law this week:

#KnowBeforeYouGo National Women’s Health Week kicks off on May 8th. To tie in and encourage mammography screening, DB-i will launch #KnowBeforeYouGo, a “mammogram and know-your-density

Quiz #6 in the collaborative series with OBG Management magazine is now live. Each month’s quiz addresses a knowledge gap identified through the DB-i research study, Effect of an educational

European Radiology just published an editorial comment, Breast MRI for the “Masses” authored by our Chief Scientific Advisor Dr. Wendie Berg. Dr. Berg notes that the EUSOBI guideline stops short

Patient Questions and Answers: NEW! Our Patient Question and Answer homepage has been redesigned to include a compelling animation of how a cancer might display on a mammogram in each of the 4

After striving for years for the rights of women to be equitably engaged in breast cancer awareness, knowledge, and communication, we are delighted to welcome EUSOBI recommendations on patient

Just out in the Journal of Breast Imaging: DB-I MAB members Drs. Jean Seely and Paula Gordon along with Drs. Peter Eby, Shushiela Appavoo and Martin Yaffe co-author “Errors in Conduct of the CNBSS

Health literacy is the extent to which a person can receive, process, and understand health information to improve communication with their doctors and equip them to advocate for their own

Erin Go Bragh! In light of Covid-caused breast screening delays, DB-I has developed a series of “mammogram reminder” social media posts to encourage screening. Our playful St. Patrick’s Day

Europe / Newly Published: JUST OUT!  EUSOBI recommends EU women be “informed” of breast density and supplemental screening considerations: Breast cancer screening in women with extremely