Redefining
Breast
Cancer
Diagnostics

with Personalised
Risk & Density Score

Every woman has a story.

For 1 in 7, that story includes breast cancer.

Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer in women – and the leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide1. When caught early, the 5-year survival rate is close to 100%2. But too often, breast cancer isn’t found until it has already spread.

What if you could know more – before cancer has the chance to spread?

The hidden risk most women don’t know they have

1 in 7 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime

Dense breast tissue is completely normal – but it can make cancer harder to detect in mammograms and increases your risk of developing it.

  • Women with dense breasts are up to 6x more likely to get breast cancer3

  • Standard mammograms miss up to 40% of cancers in women with extremely dense breasts4

  • And most women have no idea they have dense breasts Younger women – who often have denser breast tissue and limited access to routine screening – face an even higher risk of missed or delayed detection5.

Breast Density Illustration

Women with dense breasts are 6 times more likely to get breast cancer

Mi~Scan®
and Mi~Scan+®

Introducing two powerful solutions designed to give you the answers you deserve

Mi~Scan®

A fast, comfortable, non-invasive scan that measures breast tissue properties to provide an accurate breast density score – without harmful radiation or compression. Available to women of all ages with no referral needed.

Mi~Scan®

Your personalised breast cancer risk profile. Using Mi~Scan® results, lifestyle and family history, Mi~Scan+® gives you a clear picture of your 5-year, 10-year and lifetime risk of developing breast cancer5.

Knowledge is power

Knowing your breast density and your personal risk, alongside performing regular self-examination and attending screening when invited could be the difference between early detection and a late-stage diagnosis.

Mi~Scan® and Mi~Scan+® empower you to ask the right questions, seek further screening if needed, and take charge of your health with confidence. When it comes to breast cancer, what you know can save your life.

If you are concerned about any changes in your breasts such as a lump, pain, swelling, skin changes, or nipple discharge, it's important to seek medical advice promptly. Most breast changes are not cancer, but early evaluation by a healthcare professional is crucial for peace of mind and, if needed, early diagnosis and treatment. Don’t delay, your health and well-being matter.

1 World Health Organisation
2 cancerresearchuk.org
3 Studies have shown women with the highest breast density are 4–6 times more likely to develop breast cancer than those with low density
4 Journal of Breast Imaging, Volume 5, Issue 6
5 Built using globally recognised models (BOADICEA, Tyrer-Cuzick)

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