Thanks @ElleCanada for covering this. Breast cancer is increasing in younger women. All women in Canada will soon be able to self refer starting in their 40s, ideally starting at 40. A new lump in a woman of any age should be investigated. https://t.co/1kzKOcN2ic

For years, women were told to wait until 50 for their first #mammogram. The evidence says otherwise. Screening from age 40 has been proven to save lives & the “50 rule"" came from bad math — not biology. @JBI_SBI https://t.co/durmssUKDp #BreastCancerAwareness #BreastHealth

🌍 World Dense Breast Day is Sept 24: A one-day global social media push to share facts & resources about dense breasts with women & health providers worldwide. Be part of the movement → https://t.co/p1LYhtLbM5 #WorldDenseBreastDay #BreastHealth

🎉Thank you to all our amazing speakers & attendees for making this year’s ASM a success! We explored the expanding role of CEM in breast imaging, and your participation brought it to life. Recordings & certificates coming next week in the OAR portal. #BreastImaging #Radiology

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Terrific work by @cbcwhitecoat was so important to this victory. Thank you @NightShiftMD

Thank you @Dx_imaging for highlighting our research that complements the recent BRAID trial results for screening CEM in the UK. Cancer detection from CEM of 10/1000 even after tomosynthesis. @EUSOBIyc @BreastImaging @NCCN guidelines evolving.

For decades, @DrPaulaGordon has been shaping the future of breast imaging. We're ecstatic to recognize her as the 2025 SBI Gold Medalist. Drop your congratulations in the comments below. #Radiology #WomenInMedicine #MedicalImaging #BreastCancerAwareness

This is why all women in 🇨🇦 deserve screening mammograms starting at age 40, and up to at least age 80. Women with dense breasts need supplemental screening with MRI, US or CEM so their cancers can also be detected early, saving lives, and providing better quality of life.

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Ooopsie!!! We had a scheduling issue and have had to change the date for our upcoming webinar. It will now be on April 10th. Please update your calendars. Sorry for the mix up!

Great round up Breast Health in @USATODAY including "Everything You Need to Know About Dense Breasts" by @DenseBreastInfo's @JoAnnPushkin https://t.co/t2RaXkR18y and "How Do I Know If I am High Risk of Breast Cancer?" from expert @DrWendieBerg: https://t.co/QEVIgsuniD

We're celebrating the women shaping the future of breast imaging. Leaders like Dr. Paula B. Gordon and JoAnn Pushkin have advanced breast care, broken barriers & driven progress. This #IWD2025, let’s continue to uplift and support the women making a difference. #AccelerateAction

Every word Bravo @JeanSeely Bravo @markhollandlib https://t.co/IFlgS9W2Up

Women at "high risk" for breast cancer should have screening MRI each year. Dense breasts are one of the risk factors to consider and also hide cancers on mammography. Learn more @DenseBreastInfo https://t.co/rm69kqpgws @BreastImaging @USATODAY

Since many of you supported my intentions to write a thank-you letter to the emergency room doctor who diagnosed my ovarian cancer, I decided to share what I sent to her. (Grab a coffee, it’s a long read). In an age of anger, why not choose gratitude? #fuckcancer #yyj 1/12

Congratulations @DrPaulaGordon for SBI Gold Medal recognition of your outstanding contributions @BreastImaging @CanadaSBI. Thank you for your pioneering papers on screening US, acceptable growth of fibroadenomas, your persistent advocacy, and MAB efforts for @DenseBreastInfo!

Thank you ⁦@AlexKennedyNL⁩ ⁦@CBCNL⁩ for the interview and helping get the action needed in NL Women falling through the cracks as N.L. lags on breast screening changes, advocate says | CBC News

Quebec’s #BreastCancer screening policies are failing women. The province lags behind in adopting crucial practices that could save lives, by @jenniedale24 @annieslight7 https://t.co/qZqWNhPMmQ via @mtlgazette @densebreastscdn

"The Ontario Association of Radiologists strongly supports the Ontario government's decision to expand access to breast cancer screening by lowering the self-referral age to 40. This important step will connect more women to timely and essential mammogram services, significantly

Last year, our government made a historic announcement to lower the age of eligibility for self-referral for publicly funded mammograms. Starting today, if you are over the age of 40, you can self-refer for a mammogram and access the care you need sooner. https://t.co/i7ZEt39VV1