Early detection of breast cancer saves lives. Yet myths and misconceptions often prevent people from getting the screenings they need. Stefanie Woodard, D.O., associate professor and chief of breast imaging in the Department of Radiology, helps separate facts from fiction.

When it comes to breast cancer prevention, there are things that women of all ages can educate themselves on and incorporate into their daily lives to help them live the healthiest lives possible.

Mammogram (screening and diagnostic) is the x-ray image produced by mammography, a procedure used to screen for breast cancer or to help diagnose a known or suspected breast abnormality. Mammography produces images called mammograms that doctors use to evaluate breast tissue. Screening is important for the early detection of any cancer in the breast and […]