Finding breast cancer early: What does it buy - and cost us?

Presentation given to the National Breast Cancer Coalition June 4, 2020 (in the midst of the Covid pandemic). The presentation consists of 4 sections: 1.) Breast cancer mortality
2.) Heterogeneity of breast cancer
3.) Looking for small cancers: Screening Mammography
4.) Looking harder for small cancers: MRI Screening

[@Healing_Decibels]

Thank you for making this video not only educational but also hilarious at times! It’s pretty rare that a medical professional retains their sense of humor. And thank you for making complicated things easy to understand!! Dr Welch is a great teacher!!😍

[@catherine5446]

Gilbert Welch is my hero

[@forevermaxula6083]

I like Dr Welch very much.
Greatings from Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@luispeaze]

Congrats, Dr. Welch. Well done! Trying to reach you from Portugal.

[@MK-ih6wp]

Brilliant. Bless this man!

[@jasontomblin7137]

I am a victim. In august they said I had pancreatic adenocarcinoma and pancreatitis with a pseudo cyst. After chemo, symptoms started getting worse. After surgery they found no cancer in specimen so they retested the original needle biopsy at a dif hospital and found no cancer. Waiting for second pathology being done on specimen from surgery but it looks like it was just pancreatitis which was said in report that they didn’t drain pseudo cyst during biopsy due to finding cancer. That went untreated while they treated me for something I don’t have. That’s how overdosing happens. They are so scared they will miss something they look right past the problem

[@jasontomblin7137]

Sorry this comment was on for the previous videos I’d watched you’ll know the ones

[@thegalestorm]

Thank you thank you thank you

[@KetovoreAnita]

Great video. Would love to know this man’s thoughts on how Covid was handled my the medical profession. I doubt he’d think testing and treating people without symptoms of disease was smart or useful.