#TBIC2024 May 25, 2024
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Early cancer diagnosis saves healthcare dollars. ottawa.ctvnews.ca/early-cancer-d…

As if saving lives and improving quality of life wasn’t a good enough reason to start mammograms 40, Anna Wilkinson & colleagues show that screening annually from 40-74 would save nearly half a billion dollars over the course of their lifetimes CTFPHC | GECSSP

Early cancer screening could save Canadian healthcare system nearly half a billion dollars over patients’ lifetime- thanks to experts who made our research possible Anna Wilkinson Dr. Martin Yaffe Jean Seely, MD uOttawa Dept. Radiology, Rad Onc & Medical Physics The Canadian Association of Radiologists Canadian Society of Breast Imaging @
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Dear Adriana LaGrange

If you want to save healthcare funds, early detection is a terrific investment!

Late stage treatment may extend lives, but it sure costs a lot of money! Early detection is cheaper and more likely to cure.

Common sense response to “Debunking myths about screening”:

Evidence-based truths about the benefit of cancer screening cfp.ca/content/70/5/2…

More detail explaining why the arguments against screening fail:

cfp.ca/content/69/11/…

Really excellent article and interview, Jenny Borgfjord

Very informative. I like your “aware not scare” message and brava on advocating to the Manitoba govt. 👏👏👏Manitoba and Quebec are the last holdouts in keeping screening starting at 50.

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Only 2 provinces to go. Women in Quebec and Manitoba deserve the same opportunity for early detection as women in the rest of 🇨🇦

Grateful that you have taken a science- based leadership role. Health Canada and PHAC should consider adopting your guidelines instead of those from CTFPHC | GECSSP that exclude current evidence

To listeners of White Coat Black Art this is old but welcome news.

Canadian Cancer Society has issued new recommendations, excellent news! Canadian Society of Breast Imaging The Canadian Association of Radiologists OAR
Based on overwhelming evidence in support of this, it aligns with provincial changes in policies to include screening for women in their 40s. cancer.ca/en/get-involve…

I'm proud to say that Ontario was ahead of the curve in reducing the age of breast cancer screening from 50 to 40 years of age!

Let's Go Ontario!

#BreastCancer Sylvia Jones Doug Ford Ontario Health OAR

May 1 is Doctors' Day, also known as National Physicians' Day.

Thank you to all of Ontario’s doctors for all you do to provide people with world-class health care, where and when they need it.

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University Medical Imaging Toronto (UMIT) UofT Medical Imaging Dr. Jessica Leung David W. Lim

The CSBI is excited to announce our new Board of Director Member, Dr. Shiela Appavoo.

Dr. Sheila Appavoo is the Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging at the University of Alberta.

Dr. Appavoo has been leading the CSBI Patient…

It was a monumental day today for us at CSBI as we welcomed Dr. Supriya Kulkarni as the new President of CSBI.

Dr. Kulkarni has dedicated her career to teaching, mentorship and providing guidance to international trainees and new to practice, Radiologists, Nationally and…

It has been an honour to be the founding president of Canadian Society of Breast Imaging. I am proud of what we have achieved. The future is very bright with Supriya Kulkarni as CSBI’s new president.

The OAR congratulates our colleague, Supriya Kulkarni on her new role as the President of the Canadian Society of Breast Imaging. We would also like to thank and express our deep appreciation to Jean Seely, MD for her dedication and years of service as the leader of CSBI.

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Supriya Kulkarni and Robyn Roth MD | Breast Radiologist 🩻 MC’ing the talent show tonight at #sbi2024 …and they are FUNNY!