- The multi-year strategic partnership will enable GenesisCare to offer patients greater access to leading technology, with a plan to explore further collaborations to improve cancer diagnosis, treatment and cardiovascular care
- The agreement is valued at more than USD 130 million over the next five years, including imaging technologies, digital solutions, clinical education and services
- Together, GenesisCare and GE Healthcare aim to achieve earlier, faster and more confident cancer diagnosis and more precise intervention and individualiz
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Image Maker: This Scientist Was Inspired by the Possibilities for Improving Cancer Detection
In the late ’90s, Serge Muller urged his mother to go to a breast cancer screening just to be safe. It turned out to be a pivotal moment in both their lives.
“Her cancer was discovered because I insisted that she participate in a breast cancer screening she wanted to skip,” he reflects. “At that time, I really had the impression it saved her life.”
A Game-Changer for Breast-Cancer Diagnostics
The Breast Institute of New Zealand is the culmination of Dr. Monica Saini’s vision for a revolutionary private breast clinic. “I wanted to create a centre where we do the highest quality imaging, and can be an education and research platform,” says Dr. Saini, a breast radiologist who trained in her native United States. “We are a place for women to come and learn about themselves.”
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On The Bright Side: This Diagnostic Tool Points To The Future In Breast Cancer Detection
Since they first appeared in the 1960s, mammography machines have come to symbolize the power of medical imaging technology to help combat breast cancer. But for women whose mammograms — X-ray images of the breast — turn up something unusual, the path to diagnosis can be lengthy and full of anxiety, sometimes taking weeks after the initial screening.
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Image Is Everything: This Industry-First Breast Biopsy Tool May Help Get Answers To Patients Faster
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Sharing Is Caring: Meet The Team Of Women Who Designed A More Comfortable Mammogram
When it comes to fighting breast cancer, mammograms are often considered the first line of defense.
However, many women avoid mammograms because of fear and anxiety from the potential result and exam discomfort1. The screening compliance rate has been shown to be lower in women who experienced pain during their mammogram compared to those who did not2.
Medical Imaging
All Aboard: In Singapore, A Mobile Mammography Service Aids Early Detection Of Breast Cancer
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3-D Mammography Tech: A new tool in detecting breast cancer set to make a difference in Singapore
Encouraging more older women to have regular breast screenings is one of the current focus areas for local health authorities.
Why? Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in Singapore today.
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This Paris Clinic Can Diagnose Breast Cancer In A Single Day
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Seeing the Unseen: Ultrasound's New Role in the Fight Against Breast Cancer
She got the dreaded news a few days later while waiting for her luggage in the Washington D.C. airport: it was invasive breast cancer.