mybreastscreening_pgqrml, Author at mybreastscreening

Jeannine’s Story

Diagnosed at age 36, Jeannine wants all women to know their density and that cancer doesn’t discriminate. I was 32 when my hand brushed up against my right breast; a lump. I couldn’t stop touching it. I couldn’t stop obsessing about it. I called my sister who is a doctor and she assured me it…

Katharina’s Story

Only 25 when her cancer was found, Katharina wants women to know no one is too young for breast cancer. We should probably start at the beginning: It was December 2019 when I felt the lump in my breast. My gynecologist told me I would be too young for breast cancer as I was only…

A witness to the tampering of the randomization in the study and Drs Yaffe and Seely speak to Global News.

At 16:46 mark MBS Patient advocate Natalie Kwadrans speaks to Nicole Williams about her stage 4 diagnosis after being denied a mammogram in her 40s.

Drs Seely and Yaffe and patient advocate Jennifer Quaid speak to Christy Samos.

Dr. Paula Gordon speaks to Grace Ke at Global BC on why the flawed guidelines must be changed.

Dr. Shiela Appavoo speaks to the University of Alberta. Skewed research results led to lack of access to mammograms for women in 40s.

Dr. Jean Seely speaks to Kelly about the compromised study impacting screening for women in their 40s.

Dr. Paula Gordon and UBC. New commentary confirms flaws in study that shaped current breast cancer screening guidelines.

Dr. Martin Yaffe and survivor Adriana Ermter speak with Pauline Chan about the corrupted study used to deny women in their 40s mammograms.