Elizabeth Wende Breast Care

September 30, 2026 marks the fifth World Dense Breast Day. It’s a global day focused on one goal: making sure every woman knows her breast density and what it means for her screening. At Elizabeth Wende Breast Care, we’re proud to take part again this year. What does it mean to have dense breast tissue?

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a reminder to schedule recommended screening, understand your personal risk, and speak with a healthcare provider about breast changes. At Elizabeth Wende Breast Care, the focus in 2026 is on helping our community turn awareness into meaningful action. Every October, pink ribbons appear everywhere. They serve as an important reminder

High Risk for Breast Cancer? What Does it Mean to be High Risk for Breast Cancer? Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women, but every woman’s risk is different. Understanding your individual risk is an important step in determining the most appropriate screening plan. Knowing whether you are considered at average

What Is a Contrast-Enhanced Mammogram (CEM)? A contrast-enhanced mammogram (CEM) is an advanced imaging tool that is performed the same way as a standard mammogram, with one additional step — you also receive a small amount of contrast dye through an IV placed in your arm before your exam. The contrast helps highlight areas of

When you have a mammogram at Elizabeth Wende Breast Care (EWBC) in Rochester, NY, your images are interpreted by fellowship-trained radiologists who specialize exclusively in breast imaging. Unlike many breast imaging centers, our mammograms are interpreted by two of our breast imaging radiologists. Breast Imaging Specialists — Not General Radiologists At EWBC, your mammogram is

If you’re scheduling a screening, you may be wondering: how long does a mammogram take? At Elizabeth Wende Breast Care (EWBC), we understand your time is valuable. That’s why we’ve designed our patient experience to be efficient, comfortable, and focused on your health. How Long Does a Mammogram Take? Imaging time: About 10–15 minutes Total