News & Events
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Hope’s desire was to ensure that dense breast tissue is disclosed to South Carolina women BEFORE the likelihood of an advanced-stage breast cancer. Tragically, Hope’s cancer metastasized within a few years and she passed away on June 21, 2014.
The impact of Dense Breast Tissue on missed, delayed and advanced stage breast cancer was brought to Senator Lourie from his constituent Hope Gelting after her 7cm cancer was invisible on her annual mammography screening
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Governor Peter Shumlin Ushers in Vermont as the 28th Density Reporting State
Leslie Mulcahy, an Innkeeper from Waterford VT and Breast Cancer Survivor advocates for shared decision making in breast cancer screening for those with dense breast tissue.
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Host of Nevada Public Radio Program, Carrie Kaufman Leads Discussion on the Impact of Dense Breast Tissue on Missed, Delayed and Advanced-Stage Breast Cancer.
Hear from Patient Advocate Dr.Nancy Cappello, Nevada Breast Specialist Dr. Contino and Assemblyman James Ohrenschall on Nevada's Density Reporting Legislation and Are You Dense Inc.'s Global Breast Health Initiative to Reduce Advanced Disease.
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Governor Mary Fallin makes Oklahoma the 26th Density Reporting State
Representative Mike Ritze, a physician and surgeon, championed the legislation to empower women with critical breast health information.
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Dr. Cappello meets with Merced CA officials to launch pioneering breast cancer education and screening 'RADICAL' program.
R.A.D.I.C.A.L. Stands for Reducing Advanced Disease In Cities And Localities
