The Top Five Mammography Articles of 2022
Catch up on the most well-read mammography articles from 2022.
We take a look back at the most well-read articles on mammography in 2022 with topics ranging a pending national standard on breast density notification to emerging insights on contrast-enhanced mammography and the impact of racial and ethnic disparities on breast cancer screening. Review the slideshow below to see highlighted mammography articles from the past year.
The Top Five Mammography Articles of 2022
Click the arrows above to view the most well-read articles on mammography from 2022.
Mammography News: FDA Says National Breast Density Notification Rule May Be Published in Late 2022 or Early 2023
In a recent letter to U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said a final rule on amendments to the Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA), including an oft-delayed national standard for breast density notification in mammography reporting, may be published in the next couple of months. READ MORE
Key Considerations with Implementing Contrast-Enhanced Mammography in Your Practice
As literature continues to emerge about the potential of contrast-enhanced digital mammography (CEDM), this author reviews clinical and practical benefits of the modality and pertinent steps for adding it to your diagnostic armamentarium. READ MORE
Large Post-Mammography Study Shows Significant Racial and Ethnic Disparities with Breast Biopsy Delays
Forty-eight percent of Asian women, 43.3 percent of Black women and 42.8 percent of Hispanic women did not have a biopsy 30 days after abnormal findings on mammography, according to newly published research. READ MORE
Can AI-Powered Mammography Screening be a Game Changer?
In a retrospective study involving mammography screening in over 114,000 women, researchers found that an artificial intelligence model had comparable specificity and sensitivity to radiologist screenings, reduced false positive results by 25 percent and reduced radiologist workload by more than 62 percent. READ MORE
What a New Meta-Analysis Reveals About Breast Density, Mammography and MRI Screening
Assessing data from 386,590 women, researchers noted that women with extremely dense breast tissue have more than double the risk for breast cancer in comparison to women with average breast density and nearly four times the risk of women with extremely fatty breast tissue. READ MORE
