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Short stature and slow growth can have many causes, including growth hormone deficiency. Learn which signs to watch for, how a child’s growth is evaluated, and when medical assessment may be appropriate.
Breast cancer surgery does not always mean removing the entire breast. Learn when breast-conserving surgery may be considered and how treatment is planned based on both cancer control and the individual patient.
Breast cancer risk varies from person to person. Age, family history and other risk factors can influence when screening should begin and how often it should be performed.
Changes seen on a mammogram or other breast imaging do not always mean cancer. Comparing current and previous results helps doctors determine whether further investigation or closer follow-up is needed.
BI-RADS is a standardized system used to classify breast imaging findings. Learn what each category means and when additional imaging, follow-up or further evaluation may be recommended.
Breast cancer treatment is not one-size-fits-all. The treatment plan depends on the cancer type, stage, tumor characteristics and individual factors. Learn when surgery is needed and what other treatment options may be considered.
Early-stage breast cancer may develop without obvious symptoms. Find out which warning signs to look for and why regular breast screening plays an important role in early detection.
BI-RADS (Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System) is a standardized scoring system (Categories 0–6) used by radiologists to describe mammogram findings and guide follow-up care. A BI-RADS category is not a breast cancer diagnosis or cancer stage.
Finding a breast lump does not automatically mean you have breast cancer. Most lumps are benign. Doctors evaluate a breast lump through a comprehensive three-step approach: a clinical breast exam, diagnostic imaging, and a tissue biopsy only if necessary.