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“We can never over-amplify early detection.” - Dr. Islamiat Ego-Osuala

Follow our easy instructions on how to perform a monthly breast self-exam. Get to know your normal so you’ll know what’s not normal. Download Infographic 1. Evaluate Size and Balance Look at your breasts in the mirror with you shoulders straight and your hands on your hips. Note

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Dense breast tissue increases your risk for breast cancer and can only be identified through a mammogram. Breast density is divided into four categories that range from almost entirely fatty to extremely dense.

Find out why early detection is the key to early intervention and better health.

Add the complimentary Tyrer-Cuzick lifetime breast cancer risk assessment to your mammogram screening for additional peace of mind.

Know the facts for a lifetime of breast health. Find out more about your breast health timeline.

Your first mammogram, known as a baseline mammogram, is important because it establishes what’s normal for your breasts so you and your mammography provider can monitor your breast health annually.

Video: What did Farnaz think of her mammography experience with Washington Radiology. “I’ve never felt so comfortable.”

Cardiac calcium scoring involves a quick and painless CT scan of the heart that’s used to measure calcium deposits (plaque) in coronary arteries, an early indicator of heart disease.

Low-dose CT scanning is used to screen adults who are at high risk for developing lung cancer, improving early detection and the chances of curing the disease.

Video: Anjali Malik, M.D. talks about why early detection is her goal for every patient.