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Breast Cancer Awareness
Dr. Danielle Wellman stops by to tell us about the technology making cancer detection easier.
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A screening mammogram doesn’t mean a half-day appointment. At Wake Radiology, a mammogram – even a 3D exam – only takes about 30 minutes from check in to exam completion. Dr. Susan Kennedy helps explain exactly what to expect during your yearly mammogram appointment. Learn more…
Wake Radiology salutes all of the survivors, supporters and volunteers who turned out on a surprisingly cool and wet May morning to make the 2017 Komen Triangle Race of the Cure a huge success. Learn more…
Small diet and exercise changes can add up to big gains when it comes to improving your health. While not foolproof, these healthy tips can help improve your lifestyle and reduce your chance for a variety of conditions, including breast cancer. Learn more…
During the past year, several national medical organizations have changed their recommendations on when women should begin screening mammograms. We recently reviewed years worth of our own data and still supporting screenings starting at age 40. Check out our detection rate statistics to see why. Learn more…
Check out the last installment of our “excuses” series! We’re sharing the reasons women often give for postponing their annual screening mammogram. No matter what the reason, know that you’ll get a welcome reception from our mammography team. Learn more…
Tara Sparks, a mother of three and a wife for 23 years, didn’t think that a routine screening for breast cancer was something that could benefit her. But, that was before a surprising life twist and some amazing community support. Today, she’s proud to be both an advocate for screening mammography and a breast cancer survivor. Learn more…
There are many tools that help women estimate their chance for having breast cancer. But, filling out a “risk calculator” doesn’t always provide a clear picture as to why you may be more likely to develop the disease – and importantly, if there is anything you can do to prevent it. Dr. Danielle Wellman, breast imaging radiologist, has pulled together resources to help women understand why they may be at high risk for breast cancer. Learn more…
During part one of our series, we explored reasons why women postpone having an annual screening mammogram. Here are a few others that we often hear and why, no matter what the reason, you’ll get a welcome reception from our mammography team. Learn more…
Women have a variety of excuses for postponing their annual screening mammogram. Several of our mammogram technologists have joined together to help uncover ways to turn excuses into action. We don’t want fear or lack of understanding to drive decisions about your breast health. Learn more…
At 35, while performing a self examination, Laura Dowds found a lump in her breast. Although it was small, she instantly knew it was not supposed to be there. She shares her story about how mammography and respectful care from the Wake Radiology team helped her beat breast cancer.