In 2015, Dr Canan Dağdeviren (seen right) was busy with her post-doctoral fellowship at MIT in Boston when she received news that […]
Posts Tagged ‘Breast Cancer’
Screening Doesn’t Save Lives?
Earlier this week researchers from Norway, led by Dr Michael Bretthauer (seen right), published a paper in JAMA Internal Medicine entitled “Estimated […]
We Want Answers!
A recent paper in JAMA Network Open, entitled “Patterns in cancer incidence among people younger than 50 years in the US,” analysed […]
Find It Early Act
It’s hard to believe but today marks 12 years since I started writing these Friday blogs, which means there have […]
Finally – A Well-Executed Study on AI
There are currently more than 20 artificial intelligence (AI) applications for breast imaging approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in […]
Neural Networks and Tumours
Each year the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) invites applications from young scientists for the Wachtel Cancer Research […]
A Cureus Impact Factor?
In case you may be wondering, the second word in today’s title should not be “Curious”! In fact, Cureus is the name […]
News from the WHO
Earlier this year, we reported that the WHO had just released its Global Breast Cancer Initiative, laying out a roadmap to save 2.5 […]
Focus on Breast Screening in Europe
Two weeks ago, the European Society of Radiology hosted an online webinar entitled “Breast cancer screening: the updated EU Council recommendations and […]
The Not-So-Holy Grail
It was exactly ten years ago that we published a blog entitled “Blood tests to detect breast cancer early,” suggesting that if […]