Breast tissue can develop calcium deposits, known as calcifications.
Calcifications are common and typically benign (non-cancerous), but in some cases can indicate the development of cancer.
Some examples of abnormal or suspicious calcifications include having an unusual shape, or cluster pattern.
Academic Medical Centers (AMCs) are medical centers involved in research and education. These medical centers typically have access to the most cutting edge diagnostics, treatments, and clinical trials, while Community Cancer Centers (CCCs) may not.
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The majority of cancer patients receive treatment from a Community Cancer Center, rather than an Academic Cancer Center or a Hospital.
Community cancer centers are independent treatment centers, that are typically smaller and more affordable than academic centers.
They are typically capable of providing patients with a high level of care, but some centers struggle to provide patients with access to more innovative or cutting edge treatments and clinical trials.

The majority of cancer patients receive treatment from a Community Cancer Center, rather than an Academic Cancer Center or a Hospital.
Community cancer centers are independent treatment centers, that are typically smaller and more affordable than academic centers.
They are typically capable of providing patients with a high level of care, but some centers struggle to provide patients with access to more innovative or cutting edge treatments and clinical trials.
Companion diagnostics are used to match a patient to treatments that are recommended specifically to them, based on their unique cancer and genetics. They can help a patient’s doctor to determine whether the benefits of a treatment will outweigh potential side effects.