Mammography

DBM COMMENTThis is an educational website and as such, we offer you alternative views to mainstream information. Knowledge is power. Read the information below and decide for yourself. In 2001, the Cochrane Institute carried out an analysis to study findings about mammography screening and pointed out that overall screening

Safe Alternative to Mammograms

I once asked my 78 year old Mother why she has never had a mammogram. Her answer startled me. She told me that it made no sense to her to screen for breast cancer with a test that actually causes breast cancer! If only our conventional medical community made

Mammograms And Cancer

THE REAL TRUTH ABOUT MAMMOGRAMS THAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW NOW this is not to say you should not get regular check ups and breast examinations. This info is to provide alternatives to radiation exposure that saturates tissues and the fact that this radiation is stored in the breast

Mammograms – Still Getting Them

Look at This Surprising NEW Data Radiologists often rely on specialized “CAD” computer software to find suspicious areas in mammograms. But a large new study showed that the technology has failed to improve breast cancer detection. In fact, it increases a woman’s risk of getting a “false positive” result

Mammograms

Largest, Longest Study on Mammograms Again Finds No Benefit February 26, 2014 By Dr. Mercola An annual mammogram is the conventional go-to “prevention” strategy for breast cancer. But researchers increasingly agree that mammography is ineffective at best and harmful at worst. Unfortunately, breast cancer is big business, and mammography

Mammogram Screening

The Swiss Medical Board has recommended that Switzerland stop introducing new mammography screening programs and phase out existing programs, according to an essay published online April 16 in the New England Journal of Medicine. The group recommends that systematic screening programs be replaced with systematic screening information and that women make individual choices.

Breast Cancer – Fears & Facts

Emotions may cloud our capacity to accept information about our health and treatment Women may perceive health threats such as breast cancer based on fear rather than facts, but their feelings can’t be left out of discussions with doctors, a U.S. cardiologist argues in a medical journal. In Wednesday’s