Who Gets Breast Cancer & How Do I Know if I Have it?
Dr. Anjali Malik, board-certified, fellowship-trained breast imaging radiologist and women’s health advocate, provides comprehensive insights into breast cancer detection, emphasizing the importance of monthly self-exams and understanding individual breast changes. She explains that while most lumps are not cancerous, patients should report any new symptoms to their healthcare provider, including changes in breast size, skin texture, nipple discharge, or persistent pain. The presentation covers screening guidelines for different populations, including cisgender and transgender individuals, and highlights the significance of understanding personal breast health across various age groups. Dr. Mullick stresses that breast cancer can affect anyone, and early detection through regular self-exams and appropriate imaging is crucial for successful management.
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Dr. Anjali Malik is a board-certified, fellowship-trained breast imaging radiologist and women’s health advocate, practicing breast imaging and OB/Gyn ultrasound at Washington Radiology, with seven offices in the DC Metroplex. Through her medical advisory roles, she mentors and inspires women to charge of their breast and ovarian health. Dr. Malik utilizes her social media platforms as a space for education and empowerment. In addition to her passion for women’s health and education, she is a frequent speaker on health literacy, advocacy and utilization of social media in medicine.
