Breast MRI supports early detection of breast cancer and assessment of disease extent, particularly in high-risk screening and staging of newly diagnosed disease. It is also used to assess
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Breast cancer can place sustained pressure on healthcare services and labour market participation. Linked Austrian administrative registers show higher healthcare expenditure, lower earnings, re1
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Mammographic density and inherited pathogenic variants are both important components of breast cancer risk assessment, yet their relationship remains uncertain. A pooled case-control analys
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Cardiovascular disease remains a major cause of death among women, while coronary artery calcification often appears later in women than in men and is frequently linked to worse outcomes af
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Early assessment of response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy remains difficult in breast cancer, especially when only baseline imaging is available before treatment begins. A 2026 article in I
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Spiculated breast lesions represent a recognised mammographic presentation and are strongly associated with malignancy. Spiculation is frequently observed in low-grade tumours and is often
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Accurate preoperative evaluation of the nipple–areola complex (NAC) is essential for surgical planning in breast cancer, as its involvement may preclude nipple-sparing procedures. Imaging pla
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Breast cancer screening plays a central role in reducing mortality, yet current screening methods face several practical and clinical limitations. Mammography remains the most widely used i
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European plans for AI-powered advanced screening centres aim to accelerate prevention, early detection and diagnosis in cancer and cardiovascular diseases. These centres form a flagship ini
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Healthcare systems face growing pressure to reduce environmental impact while maintaining clinical quality. Medical imaging is a recognised contributor to energy use within hospitals, large
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