Since 2016, the BREAST team has helped students from a rural NSW high school explore research questions around how radiologists detect breast cancers on mammograms. Using data from the BREAST databank and involving radiologists from all over the world, Year 9 to 11 students from St. Matthew’s High School in Mudgee are working to help our understanding of performance variations in different countries where screening programs may or may not be in place. The students will be traveling with the BREAST team to Vietnam this year to help collect new data. Read more about it here.
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Breast Imaging (BIG) Conference
The BREAST team will be at the Breast Imaging (BIG) Conference at the end of March 2025! We will be running two of our research project test sets and already […]