Description
We welcome you to join our monthly conversation! Let’s come together to share ideas, resources, learn new information, sip a cup of coffee and meet new friends facing similar challenges.
Guest speakers will be dropping by from time to time to share in the conversation and provide education on various topics!
Free and open to all breast cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers. All meetings are facilitated by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and our Breast Nurse Navigator.
Various topics will be covered on a revolving basis, or as requested. Guest speakers from the breast health/oncology team will be invited to provide education on a specific topic.
Suggested topics include:
- General info about breast cancer and treatment
- Managing role changes, depression, avoiding isolation
- Anxiety & Stress Management
- Complimentary and Creative Therapies
- Communication and Family Dynamics (including talking with children)
- Exercise and Physical Conditioning
- Nutrition
- Management of side effects & modalities for comfort
- Resources here at Mayo and in the Community
- Financial resources, insurance, & legal planning
- Other topics as requested
Location
Mayo Clinic
Mayo Hospital Building, 3rd Floor, Room 3-002N
4500 San Pablo Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32224
Contact
Kimberly A. Nelson, LCSW
Oncology Social Worker
Mayo Clinic
904-953-6286
Does Mayo in Scottsdale have the new non ionizing detection of breast cancer that consists of the patient lying down on a table that has an opening for the breast to hang down into? Once there, the imager takes thermographic photos of the tissue to identify the areas that are warmer than others. The accuracy is suppose to be higher than conventional mammograms whether 3D or otherwise.
Are you talking about the breast mri?
Is this a zoom meeting?
How do you join and gets schedule?
Many thanks.
Natalie.
No. This is a detection of thermal or (higher temperature) tissue inside the breast tissue, similar to thermal photography. It is the cutting edge in breast cancer detection and is conventional medical science, not alternative medicine. I will research it and give references when I have the time. Thank you for your inquiry.
There is an article in Science Direct vol 27, 1 january 2022, 101142. But that is not what I originally read. I will have to try to remember the publication that I read it in. The article said that they had improved its accuracy, perhaps using AI. I will re-post once I locate the original article. Thanks.