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Siobhan Freely
Irish breast cancer patient advocate and founder of Being Dense (beingdense.com) and Lobular Ireland, campaigning for breast density reporting; appears on RTÉ Radio 1's Liveline.
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Oct 13, 2026
"I knew nothing about dense breasts"
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Lorna QuirkeGUEST
And, um, you know, it's an, it's one extra line of information on your mammogram results letter.
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12:14Siobhan FreelyGUEST
So we know that when our mammogram is being reviewed by the two radiologists, be it private or be it public in, in Breast Check, we know that either one of those two radiologists, and both, in fact, can see at a glance, almost at a glance, whether you have dense breasts or not.
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12:33Siobhan FreelyGUEST
And I, I'm not a radiologist, but I do know this, and, and, you know, when you look at the imaging that we have, and we have the imaging in from, uh, Australia.
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12:42Siobhan FreelyGUEST
Um, so we know, we know a, we know a good bit about what we're talking about.

Ciaran CudahyHOST
Why does time ma- why, why is it important to do this sooner rather than later?