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The core purpose of the Society of Breast Imaging is to save lives and minimize the impact of breast cancer.

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10/30/2026

It's Fact-Check Friday!

Myth or Fact: Other screening tests like thermograms, ultrasound, or blood tests are just as effective as mammograms.

MYTH! To date, mammograms are the only screening test that have been medically proven to reduce breast cancer mortality. Compared to mammograms, no other test has undergone such rigorous clinical trials with decades of patient follow-up monitoring.

Furthermore, no other test has as much patient-focused safety, quality assurance, and staff training regulations as mammograms. For these important reasons, all women have screening mammograms yearly, starting at age 40. Other screening tests may supplement but not replace mammograms.

Visit SBI's Hot Topics page to learn more about the other screening methods. https://sbi-online.pulse.ly/jckj7jo2mn

10/29/2026

Three words we'll keep repeating: Mammograms save lives.

SBI’s guidance remains steadfast in emphasizing the importance of annual screening beginning at age 40. Schedule your mammogram today.

10/28/2026

Breast imagers do specialized work. SBI is where they find specialized support, from education and resources to a community that knows the job. Volunteer, contribute, and help shape what comes next.

Join or renew today. https://sbi-online.pulse.ly/xbirqfamea

10/27/2026

Did you crack this month's case? Tell us what your diagnosis would be in the comments.

Q: What’s your call?
A: The patient underwent surgical excision, which showed DCIS.

ADH has a pooled upgrade rate to DCIS or invasive carcinoma of approximately 29% among surgically excised lesions, so surgical excision is generally recommended. Observation may be appropriate in carefully selected patients with low-risk features, including calcifications without an associated mass or distortion, limited ADH, adequate sampling, and radiologic-pathologic concordance. Multidisciplinary review is recommended when considering surveillance.

Join our webinar, High-Risk Breast Lesions: Update on Management and Practice Patterns, tonight, Oct. 27, for a full review of the case.

10/27/2026

The management of high-risk breast lesions varies widely across institutions and providers, and uncertainty around the optimal approach can affect consistency of care.

Join Kathryn Zamora, MD, MPH; Manisha Bahl, MD, MPH, FSBI; Kristen Coffey, MD, FSBI; and Samantha Heller, MD, PhD, FSBI, as they update participants on the most current SBI-ASBrS guideline recommendations, highlight real-world practice variation, and reinforce evidence-based management through practical case examples. Bring your questions for the live Q&A!

SBI LIVE webinar: High-Risk Breast Lesions: Update on Management and Practice Patterns
🗓 Oct. 27, 2026 | 8-9 p.m. ET
https://sbi-online.pulse.ly/wvrazzxebp

10/27/2026

Pittsburgh, we’re coming for you! The 2027 SBI Breast Imaging Symposium brings breast imaging community together May 20-23, 2027, to share the knowledge that transforms practice and advances patient care.

Registration opens soon. Watch this space for the date!

10/26/2026

Ask any breast imaging radiologist what our field means to them and you’ll get a different answer every time. What they share is passion.

How would you fill in the blank? Tell us in the comments!

10/25/2026

Breast cancer awareness extends well beyond October. For breast imagers, it's a year-round commitment to advancing patient care, improving outcomes and moving the field forward. Every month brings opportunities to make a meaningful difference.

Tag a colleague who makes you better at your job all year long.

10/25/2026

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, SBI Podcast hosts Dr. Karla Sepulveda and Dr. Alyssa Cubbison welcome Stamatia Destounis, MD, FACR, FSBI, FAIUM, owner of Elizabeth Wende Breast Care and chair of the ACR Commission on Breast Imaging.

Dr. Destounis discusses building a patient-centered practice culture, supporting staff, and maintaining meaningful face-to-face care in an increasingly remote environment. She also highlights the commission’s work in education, screening guidance, and advocacy, from addressing breast biopsy needle shortages to reducing financial barriers to supplemental screening and diagnostic care. The conversation also explores thoughtful AI implementation and emerging priorities in breast imaging, including image-based risk assessment, equitable access to supplemental screening, abbreviated MRI, and contrast-enhanced mammography.

🎙️ Listen directly through the SBI website, on PodBean, or wherever you get your podcasts: https://sbi-online.pulse.ly/4w3r6bkzko

10/24/2026

Googling for medical advice is always risky, which is why Bryanna Guthridge, DO, advises against it.

She helped answer another uncomfortable question: Are breast biopsies painful or traumatic?

Answer: Breast biopsies should not be painful. If you’re nervous about getting one, talk with your radiologist or technologist beforehand to get an idea of what the procedure involves.

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6800 Paragon Place, Suite 640
Okemos, MI
23230

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+15178935185

Website

http://www.sbi-online.org/

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