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Well-founded articles on breast health, well-being and science, made easy to understand by Michela Dimonte and the Radiosa community.

What a young patient taught me today about breast care.

A story from the clinic: why research and human connection belong together in breast care.

SGR-SSR, SGS, and SGGG recommend lowering the starting age for mammography screening from 50 to 45.

A breast care method that works with nothing but the hands. Women who are blind or visually impaired are trained as Medical Tactile Examiners.

Since January 1, 2026, a change to the fee schedule has threatened the gentle vacuum biopsy. Here's why that's a step backward.

Could breast cancer screening even prevent heart attacks? What mammography really delivers.

The numbers are more nuanced than the headlines suggest: more diagnoses, but fewer deaths.

What sounds like art is also science: how carefully composed soundscapes can influence the autonomic nervous system.

Within four months, Priska and Laura receive the same diagnosis: breast cancer. A story that stays with you.

Prevention needs new strategies: studies show that a significant share of the disease burden comes down to lifestyle and environment.