MEDIA ROOM
Below is a small sample of the media coverage describing my work, research and publications:
"DENSE BREASTS MAY NEED SONOGRAMS TO DETECT CANCER"
A STUDY OF 11,300 WOMEN WITH 246 CANCERS ''A SENSITIVITY OF 48 PERCENT FOR MAMMOGRAPHY IN WOMEN WITH THE DENSEST BREASTS IS UNACCEPTABLE,'' DR. KOLB SAID
September 19, 2002
THE LATEST MAMMOGRAM CONTROVERSY: MANY WOMEN AREN'T TOLD THEIR BREAST TYPE WHICH MAY CLOUD CANCER SCREENING; MORE STATES CONSIDER NOTIFICATION LAWS
A DILEMMA IN THE SEARCH FOR BREAST CANCER
DOCTORS ARE DIVIDED ABOUT HOW BEST TO SCAN "DENSE" BREASTS. A LOOK AT THE OPTIONS.
April 4, 2016
ULTRASOUNDS MAY CUT BREAST CANCER DEATHS, STUDY FINDS: REPORTS OF ERALIEST STUDY SHOW ENORMOUS INCREASE IN CANCER DETECTION BY ADDING ULTRASOUND "MAMMOGRAPHY ONLY 55 PERCENT EFFECTIVE WITH WOMEN WHO HAVE SO-CALLED DENSE BREASTS
