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Find out why early detection is the key to early intervention and better health.

Your first mammogram, known as a baseline mammogram, is important because it establishes what’s normal for your breasts so you and your mammography provider can monitor your breast health annually.

Dense breast tissue increases your risk for breast cancer and can only be identified through a mammogram. Breast density is divided into four categories that range from almost entirely fatty to extremely dense.

Video: What did Farnaz think of her mammography experience with Washington Radiology. “I’ve never felt so comfortable.”

Cardiac calcium scoring involves a quick and painless CT scan of the heart that’s used to measure calcium deposits (plaque) in coronary arteries, an early indicator of heart disease.

Low-dose CT scanning is used to screen adults who are at high risk for developing lung cancer, improving early detection and the chances of curing the disease.

Video: Anjali Malik, M.D. talks about why early detection is her goal for every patient.

Video: Anjali Malik, M.D. debunks the most common misconceptions she hears from patients about what causes breast cancer.

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.

One in two women and one in four men over the age of 50 will experience a bone break due to osteoporosis or osteopenia.

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