Member of the Whitehead Institute
Scientific Founder of Xilis
Chief Scientific Officer & Professor at the Terasaki Institute for Biomedical Innovation
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How Do You Know You Have Cancer?
The significance of an early and accurate cancer diagnosis cannot be overstated, particularly with recent advancements that have expanded options for targeted and personalized care. By identifying the exact type of cancer a person has, experts can develop a customized treatment plan that specifically addresses the characteristics of that particular cancer.
In a segment presented by the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, Pouneh Razavi, Director of Breast Imaging for the National Capital Region, and Andrea Richardson, Director of Pathology, Community Practice Division, discuss screening options, diagnostic advancements including molecular and AI technologies, and the crucial role of accurate diagnosis in ensuring the best treatment for each patient.
Director of Breast Imaging at Johns Hopkins Medicine, National Capital Region
The Peter & Judy Kovler Professor of Breast Cancer Research at Johns Hopkins Medicine, National Capital Region
