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• TITLE: Breast Thermography: A 20-Year Retrospective Review of Infra-Red Breast Thermal Imaging in New Zealand and Its Potential Role in Breast Health Management

  AUTHORS: Michael Godfrey, Patricia Godfrey

  KEYWORDS: Breast Screening, Mammography, Infra-Red Thermography

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Breast Cancer Research, Vol.12 No.4, August 30, 2023

  ABSTRACT: Cases are presented to reveal how modern computerised infra-red thermal imaging has the potential to assist in early breast cancer detection. The history of thermography and some recent controversies surrounding mammography are discussed. Examples of thermal imaging combined with naturopathic interventions are described. Since 2002, more than 8000 women in New Zealand have chosen to include thermal imaging as a part of their breast health management. Breast thermal imaging combined with relevant health advice, resulted in a perceived worthwhile benefit to patients in managing overall health.