Sharing is Caring
About 40M mammograms are performed in the US each year to screen for the 1 in 8 women that will get invasive breast cancer. Yet, around 1 in 4 breast cancers are not caught on screening mammography! BreastWeCan is a call to action to solve this problem and improve mammography screening by empowering patients to share their imaging and electronic health records. If you have had a mammogram and / or other breast imaging, please donate your medical data to our university research. We are asking women to participate so that early detection is a given, not an aspiration. Our goal is to crowdsource clinical imaging from >5M women to catch breast cancer before it catches you or somebody you love.
We have been busy...
developing the technology to engage patients to share their medical imaging.
AI RESEARCHERS EMBRACE BITCOIN TECHNOLOGY TO SHARE MEDICAL DATA
March 9th, 2018
Nature rcently featured our approach to use blockchain to let patients share their health records for research without losing control of them.
HOW DEEP LEARNING COULD CATCH BREAST CANCERS THAT MAMMOGRAMS MISS
January 25, 2018
NVIDIA recently featured our deep learning in breast cancer work at UCSF to highlight the healthcare track at GPU Tech Conference.
BLOOMBERG THE YEAR AHEAD SUMMIT 2018
November 7, 2017
Emma Chandra interviews Mike Cordano and Dexter Hadley in New York City at Bloomberg The Year Ahead on how Western Digital and UCSF will team up for breast cancer research.
How it works?
As easy as 1, 2, 3!
Enroll
Sign up to complete informed consent and medical release which allows us to respectively enroll you in our study and access your medical imaging.
Share
Designate your healthcare institutions and we will securely securely transfer your breast imaging and related clinical reports our secure infrastructure.
Learn
Log on to your personalized breast imaging portal to access your estimated risk for breast cancer and to learn how we are using your data to to train better AI towards precision mammography.
We are making connections...
at the intersection of academia and industry in Silicon Valley.
Nautilus Medical
The Most Secure Image Exchange System
We transfer imaging with technology developed by Nautilus Medical, a leading software developer and system integrator for DICOM recording and distribution. The company develops cutting edge technologies for medical imaging. More than 10M Patients Exchanged across US Medical Centers.
The Hadley Laboratory
From Bits to Bedside™
The Hadley Laboratory at UCSF translates big data into precision medicine and digital health. Our work generates, annotates, and ultimately reasons over large multi-modal data stores to better characterize disease.
© 2017-2018 Dexter Hadley, MD, PhD