
Notes and PowerPoints
and Breast Cancer Risk Assessment
June 25th and 26th, 2009
All Presentations are in PDF format
Norman Boyd, MD | Diana Buist, PhD | Neb Duric, PhD | Mary Ellen Giger, PhD | Eldon Jupe, PhD | Nico Karssemeijer, PhD | Despina Kontos, PhD | Susan Love, MD | Joy Melnikow, MD, MPH | Mads Nielsen | Jeff Tice, MD
Norman Boyd, MD
Breast Tissue Composition in Young Women: Associations with Risk Factors for Breast Cancer
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Diana Buist, PhD
A Randomized Trial: Changes in Mammography Breast Density and Imaging Following Short-Term Hormone Therapy Cessation
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Neb Duric, PhD
ABSTRACT: Volumetric, Quantitative Ultrasound Measurements of the Breast: The Role of Sound Speed in Assessing Breast Cancer Risk
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Mary Ellen Giger, PhD
Risk Assessment from Parenchyma Characteristics
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Eldon Jupe, PhD
Genetic Risk Model
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Nico Karssemeijer, PhD
Modeling Dense Breast tissue in Mammograms
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Despina Kontos, PhD
Measuring Breast Density Using New Imaging Technologies
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Susan Love, MD
Army of Women Project
www.armyofwomen.org
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Joy Melnikow, MD, MPH
Cost-Effectiveness of Tamoxifen for Chemoprevention
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Mads Nielsen
Breast Density Patterns by Automated Image Analysis Enables Segregation of Estrogen-Induced vs. Breast Cancer Associated Densities
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Jeff Tice, MD
Risk Assessment Model Overview
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Attendees affiliations
and email addresses
Contributions by
American Cancer Society
Support is being provided by the American Cancer Society, through The Longaberger Company, a direct selling company offering home products including handcrafted baskets made in Ohio, and the Longaberger Horizon of Hope Campaign, which provided a grant to the American Cancer Society for breast cancer research and education.
Eli Lilly and Company
and email addresses
Contributions by
American Cancer Society
Support is being provided by the American Cancer Society, through The Longaberger Company, a direct selling company offering home products including handcrafted baskets made in Ohio, and the Longaberger Horizon of Hope Campaign, which provided a grant to the American Cancer Society for breast cancer research and education.
Eli Lilly and Company
