by Onsite Women's Health | Nov 3, 2022 | Blog
Race is a significant factor that can contribute to a woman’s breast cancer risk– though it’s often not the first thing that jumps to mind for patients or healthcare professionals. However, data shows that simply understanding the heightened risk that race can confer...
by Onsite Women's Health | Aug 25, 2022 | Blog
Monitoring breast health early and often can be challenging for younger patients with packed schedules and competing priorities. Women of average risk typically begin annual mammography screening at age 40, but women at high risk warrant earlier screening. That’s why...
by Onsite Women's Health | Apr 13, 2022 | Blog
Much progress has been made in breast cancer screening. Today’s 3D mammography technology provides more detailed images so there are fewer false positives.[1] In fact, just 10% of individuals are now asked to return for additional testing. Of those that return, only...
