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Unique partnership with Ellentube educates women about their health

Through our collaboration with "Lady Parts", the popular digital series featuring Sarah Hyland and OB/GYN Dr. Sherry Ross, we have a new opportunity to further educate women about their…

 Featured Story

Unique partnership with Ellentube educates women about their health

Through our collaboration with "Lady Parts", the popular digital series featuring Sarah Hyland and OB/GYN Dr. Sherry Ross, we have a new opportunity to further educate women about their…

Breast Cancer Survivor Credits the Genius® 3D Mammography™ Exam for Saving Her Life

Think you’re too young to get breast cancer? Think again.

Passionate about breast health

Four radiologists share their passion for good breast health—the key to detecting cancer at its earliest, most treatable stage.

Five Radiologists Speak Out for Annual Mammograms

Saving Lives, Minimizing Invasive Treatments “It’s an undisputed fact, and I don’t think anyone would disagree, that annual screening mammograms saves the most lives,” says Dr. Harriet…

Fueling the breast care continuum with our Genius AI solution

Hologic Introduces Core Artificial Intelligence Technology.

Our New Learning and Experience Centre In Belgium

Bringing All Training and Education in EMEA Under One Roof In March 2019 we opened a state-of-the-art Learning and Experience Centre in Zaventem, Belgium.

Accurate Body Composition Measurement Drives Human Performance

Whether you’re a professional athlete or an ordinary person—body composition (how much muscle and fat you have and, importantly, how they’re distributed in your body) is key to human…

The MyoSure® procedure and a mother's successful pregnancy

Angie Morrow dealt with the pain, discomfort and inconvenience of uterine fibroids for years, including menstrual periods so heavy she was forced to use the bathroom every half hour.

Screening for cervical cancer with Pap and HPV testing combined

Amy Rodriguez didn’t learn she had cancer until it progressed to adenocarcinoma, the less prevalent of the two most common types of cervical cancer.