Dr. Thaïs (Thais) Aliabadi
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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If you have dense breast tissue, which 50% of women on the planet have dense breast tissue, in addition to the 3D mammogram, you don't want a 2D, you want to ask for a 3D mammogram, you need to have a breast ultrasound so we don't miss anything.
For women who fall into the high risk category, which is 20% or more, in addition to mammogram and ultrasound, they need to ask their
Doctor for a breast MRI.
A lot of times your doctor will say you don't need it.
It's not true.
High risk patients need MRI.
The most common breast cancers, which is ductal breast cancer, gets picked up on mammogram and ultrasound easily.
But the second most common type of breast cancer is the type of breast cancer that I had.
is lobular breast cancer, those can go missed on
breast imaging on mammogram and ultrasound and they get picked up on MRI.
So if you're high lifetime risk, you need to ask your doctor for a breast MRI.
If your doctor is not giving it to you, switch or educate them.
But you need to get that MRI.
If you have family history of breast cancer,
or ovarian cancer or pancreatic cancer, ask your doctor for genetic testing.
Well, it it this is just woman's health, but if you have family history of colon cancer, if you have melanoma in your family history, if you have uh if you have any kind of cancer.
I want you to ask for genetic cancer testing.
In my office, I do the MIRISC test or different genetic tests.
I like the MIRISC test.
It's by company Myriad, but it basically checks for um 63 cancer-causing genes.
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