Today is #WorldDenseBreastDay! Educate yourself and those you love about the higher risks of missed cancer on mammograms and of developing breast cancer. Great resources @densebreastinfo.bsky.social @densebreastscanada.bsky.social. Thank you @bcrfcure.bsky.social for supporting our research!

If you are a GP or a NP this FREE CME is for you. Oct.18 8am ET. Register here us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Not Too Young for breast cancer. Read Kelsey's story www.densebreastscanada.ca/kelsey/

Check out our resources to help you get the breast screening you need densebreastscanada.ca

Breast screening practices in Canada. Your postal code determines your access to early detection. www.densebreastscanada.ca/wp-content/u...

New research shows that respiratory infections like COVID or flu may “wake up” dormant breast cancer cells in the lungs—potentially leading to metastasis. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

"Breast cancer doesn’t discriminate; it isn’t particular to whether your history is on your family’s paternal or maternal side." Read Lindsay's story here www.densebreastscanada.ca/lindsay/

"I am living proof that supplemental breast cancer screening can save lives..." Read Denise's story: www.densebreastscanada.ca/submit-your-...

Stories like Kandis' show the importance of knowing one's breast density and the need for all Canadian women with dense breasts to have access to supplemental screening. www.densebreastscanada.ca/kandis/

Important results @densebreastinfo.bsky.social @densebreastscanada.bsky.social from UK BRAID trial. Added invasive breast cancer detection of 15/1000 for MRI, 4.2/1000 for ABUS, or 15.7 for contrast-enhanced mammography, after normal 2D mammogram in dense breasts. www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

Thank you Dr Wilkinson, I appreciate this so much. It’s almost every day that I talk to women in my dm’s about accessing screening and I can’t wait for it to move from a whisper network to good and fair guidelines for all Canadians.

We to talk have a serious discussion about #cancer screening. Canada’s cancer screening guidelines lag far behind the latest science, and Canadians are paying with their lives, by Dr. Anna Wilkinson canadahealthwatch.ca/2025/03/10/c... via @canadahealthwatch.bsky.social @nicktsergas.ca

Thank you @drpaulagordon.bsky.social @jeanseelymd.bsky.social for this important research. Ultrasound screening significantly improves cancer detection in women with dense breasts (categories c and d). We have the technology. Let's use it. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Alarming! We need action in 🇨🇦 to ensure breast cancer can be found early. That starts with revision of national guidelines which dangerously recommend screening starting at 50. We need reform of the @cantaskforce.bsky.social panel which has no subject matter experts. news.un.org/en/story/202...

It was an honour to advocate with Tanja Harrison. Thank you to Aly Thomson and CBCNova Scotia for this segment looking at the tragic impact of denying supplemental screening to women with dense breasts in 🇨🇦 We have the technology, Let's use it! www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

We're making progress 🇨🇦 but still a ways to go for optimal and equitable screening. Missing from this chart is supplemental screening for dense breasts and high-risk programs because so few provinces offer them. Let's give all Canadians the best chance to find breast cancer early!