Why Image-Based Risk Alone Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story in Breast Imaging
For breast imaging programs, this balance is what turns risk signals into confident, consistent clinical action.
Press
CancerIQ and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center Publish in Genetics in Medicine
New study shows outstanding data integrity when transitioning from Progeny to CancerIQ
Building a High-Risk Program Operating System: Driving Patient Loyalty and Advancing Precision Oncology
By leveraging CancerIQ, Advocate was able to: increase screening, improve patient loyalty, and seamlessly integrate genetic data into oncology...
Blueprint for Bringing Cancer Risk Assessment Into the Community This Fall
Go beyond the clinic by sending tailored outreach to a targeted group of patients or community members based on their unique risk factors to...
Harnessing Digital Campaigns to Scale Cancer Risk Assessment
Beyond the traditional clinic setting, there lies a vast opportunity to connect with individuals who might not be aware of their cancer risk or the...
The Imperative of Annual Cancer Risk Reassessment for Healthcare Providers
For healthcare providers, the continuous reassessment of a patient’s cancer risk is not just a best practice—it's a necessity underscored by the...
Meeting Patients Where They Are: Patient-Initiated Cancer Risk Assessment
The healthcare landscape is undergoing a pivotal transformation, shifting from traditional, hospital-centered models to a more dynamic,...
Breast Centers
Beyond October: How to Scale Breast Center Services to High-Risk Patients All Year Long
When the pink's packed away, and screening isn't top of mind come November, many of the women who have flocked to their local breast centers to get...
High-Risk Patients
10 Steps to Grow the Impact of Your Breast Center
High-risk breast programs increase rates of early cancer detection, improving patient outcomes, lowering the cost of care and engaging patients in...
Best Practices
Tyrer-Cuzick and NCCN: Quick Crash Course for Breast Centers in 2024
How NCCN Guidelines and the Tyrer-Cuzick Lifetime Model differ and why programs are missing patients.