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Breast cancer in men is rare, representing about 1% of all cases, but what should men know about the disease? Dr. Chirag Parghi, our Chief Medical Officer, shares three things for men to be aware of when it comes to breast cancer.

Find out about four health screenings every man over 40 should know about – and why early detection is the key to early intervention and better health. Download Infographic 1. Virtual Colonoscopy CT Begin conventional colorectal screening at 45 and every 10 years following, with

Theresa Thornton’s passion for educating patients about the importance of bone health is personal. Her grandmother had osteoporosis and died of complications from a hip fracture. Theresa, a radiology technologist who conducts bone density screenings at Washington Radiology

Find out about the six health screenings every woman over 40 should know about – and why early detection is the key to early intervention and better health. Download Infographic 1. 3D Screening Mammogram Begin at age 40 and then annually every year after. We’ve integrated the

Those suffering from calcific tendinosis – a build-up of calcium deposits that creates a nodule, most commonly in the rotator cuff – have a minimally-invasive treatment option for immediate pain relief that can replace surgery. Symptoms of calcific tendinosis include sudden

Sandra J. Allison, M.D., and Stuart A. Fruman, M.D., with Washington Radiology, a leading provider of comprehensive medical imaging services, have been inducted as fellows of the American College of Radiology (ACR). The physicians were inducted during the ACR’s annual meeting on

Those suffering from sinus discomfort may benefit from a sinus CT scan, a fast, painless and noninvasive tool for evaluating sinus inflammation and blockages. A sinus CT scan provides an important first step toward getting relief by producing detailed images of the inside of the

If you’re 45, it’s time to get your first colonoscopy. The new recommended age to start colorectal cancer screening for people with average risk of the disease has been lowered from 50 to 45 because colorectal cancer cases are increasing among young and middle-aged people

FAST Breast MRI (also known as Abbreviated Breast MRI) is a valuable supplemental screening exam for patients at average to intermediate risk of developing breast cancer, significantly improving the ability to find cancers in early stages when they are easier to treat. Research

Follow our easy instructions on how to perform a monthly breast self-exam. Get to know your normal so you’ll know what’s not normal. Download Infographic 1. Evaluate Size and Balance Look at your breasts in the mirror with you shoulders straight and your hands on your hips. Note

We are mindful of the impact COVID-19 has had on everyone. The health and wellbeing of our patients and staff remain our top priority. While some states have lifted the mask mandates, our commitment to your safety remains steadfast and we will continue to require patients, staff