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Archive for November, 2008

MRI for Breast Cancer

November 25, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: Medical technology No Comments →

Research proves that screening for breast cancer with mammograms saves lives. But mammograms are not perfect. They can miss tumors, especially in women with dense breast tissue. That’s why Doctors at Mayo Clinic also use MRI’s to screen for breast cancer in high risk women. The technology can detect some tumors that mammograms cannot.

Breast Cancer (part 3): Screening & Treatment

November 16, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: News, Oncology No Comments →

Healthy choices and active screening for breast cancer are your best defenses in beating the disease. Also learn about today’s breast cancer treatments so you can discuss them with your doctor.

Breast Cancer (part 2): True Life Story

November 15, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: Oncology No Comments →


Jacqueline’s brothers call her “The Baby,” but she didn’t back down from her fight with breast cancer. Learn about her treatment plan and hear her advice for those battling cancer.

Breast Cancer (part 1): What Is It?

November 14, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: Oncology No Comments →

See how cancer forms inside the breast, and learn the possible signs and symptoms of breast cancer.

Breast Self-Exam (part 2)

November 13, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: Medical examination No Comments →

Breast Self-Exam (part 1)

November 12, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: News 1 Comment →

Tough Choices for Treating Breast Cancer

November 11, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: News No Comments →


A new and experimental treatment for breast cancer means that patients and doctors must choose treatments based on incomplete research.

Healthcare Feed

November 08, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: News No Comments →

Medical Breakthroughs: Living Donor Transplant

November 08, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: News No Comments →

Virtual Colonscopy with Protruding Polyp

November 03, 2008 By: Laurentiu Category: Medical technology No Comments →

Watch an animation of a virtual colonoscopy showing a 9-mm polyp protruding into the colonic lumen. Animation courtesy of the Radiological Society of America.


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