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William Barlow, PhD

BCSC Risk Model

Joan Bottorff, Ph.D, RN, FCAHS

Reporting Risk to Women: Reponses to Mammographic Density

R. James Brenner, MD, JD, FACR, FCLM

Breast Density and Risk Assessment: The Mammographer’s Perspective

Celia Byrne, PhD

Hormonal Determinants of Breast Density

Elizabeth Claus, MD, PhD

Risk Models for Hereditary Breast Cancer

Carolyn Crandall, MD

Increases in Serum Estrone Sulfate Level are Associated with Increased Mammographic Density During Menopausal Hormone Therapy

Abstract

Jane Ding, PhD

Qualitative Assessment of Mammographic Density

Mitch Gail, MD, PhD

A Model for Absolute Invasive Breast Cancer Risk that Includes Mammographic Density

Sue Hankinson, MPH, ScD

Sex hormones and risk: Include them in models?

Ralph Highnam, PhD

Standard Mammogram Form

John Shepherd, PhD

Automated Volumetric Density

Rulla M. Tamimi, ScD

Mammographic Density and Receptor Status of Subsequent Breast Tumors

Abstract

Jeff Tice, MD

The Breast Density Model A simpler BCSC model

Thea Tlsty, PhD

Biological Basis of Breast Density and Cancer Risk

Celine Vachon, PhD

Genetic Influences on Mammographic Density

Martijn Verheus, MSc

No Relationship between Circulating Levels of Sex Steroids and Breast Density; the Prospect-EPIC cohort

Martin Yaffe, Ph.D.

Improving the Accuracy in Measurement of Breast Density