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• 6NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (6)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• BEMR: Using contrast mammography to flag breast cancer risk

  A new imaging marker from contrast-enhanced mammograms may help identify women at higher breast cancer risk.

  NIH research Netherlands Cancer Institute · Amsterdam, Netherlands · NIH-11535382

• New mammogram marker for breast cancer risk using contrast-enhanced imaging

  Researchers are testing whether a new marker seen on contrast-enhanced mammograms can better predict breast cancer risk, helping doctors tailor screening for women.

  NIH research Netherlands Cancer Institute · Amsterdam, Netherlands · NIH-11413429

• Measuring how normal breast tissue lights up on contrast mammograms to spot breast cancer risk

  This project checks whether measuring how normal breast tissue brightens on contrast-enhanced mammograms can help predict breast cancer risk for women who get mammography.

  NIH research Netherlands Cancer Institute · Amsterdam, Netherlands · NIH-11390199

• Using contrast-enhanced mammograms to assess breast cancer risk

  This study is looking at how the brightness of healthy breast tissue on contrast-enhanced mammograms can help identify women who might be at a higher risk for breast cancer, especially those with dense breasts who can't have an MRI.

  NIH research Netherlands Cancer Institute · Amsterdam, Netherlands · NIH-11084338

• Measuring how normal breast tissue lights up on contrast mammograms as a new breast cancer risk marker

  This research looks at whether measuring how normal breast tissue brightens on contrast mammograms can help find women at higher risk of breast cancer.

  NIH research Netherlands Cancer Institute · Amsterdam, Netherlands · NIH-11064788

• Understanding how immune cells recognize cancer cells

  This study is exploring how certain immune cells recognize cancer markers, which could help create better treatments for patients with cancer by personalizing immunotherapy to target their specific tumors.

  NIH research Netherlands Cancer Institute · Amsterdam, Netherlands · NIH-11042287

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