Breast Thermography and Early Detection of Breast Cancer

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According to the American Cancer Society, in 2006 about 41,430 people

will die from breast cancer in the United States (40,970 women, 460

men). Breast cancer accounts for about 0.22% (two tenths of a percent)

of cancer deaths among men. The number of breast cancer cases relative

to the population has been increasing in the last 20 years mainly due

to increased use of mammography.

 

- Breast thermography is a diagnostic procedure that images the breast

to aid in the early detection of breast cancer without using harmful

radiation.

 

- By carefully examining changes in the temperature and blood vessels

of the breasts, signs of possible cancer or pre-cancerous cell growth

may be detected up to 10 years prior to being discovered using any

other procedure.

 

- State-of-the-art breast thermography uses ultra-sensitive infrared

cameras and sophisticated computers to detect, analyze, and produce

high-resolution diagnostic images of these temperature and vascular

changes.

 

- In 1982, the FDA approved breast thermography as an adjunctive

diagnostic breast cancer screening procedure.

 

You can find more information at:

 

http://www.iact-org.org/patients/breastthermography/what-is-breast-therm.

 

Blessings,

 

Michelle Newport, CHC, CH

Certified Herbalist

Nature's Sunshine Manager

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