“Breast imaging and radiology seems like a small part of the body, but yet it could really go a mile deep.” Dr. Lilian O. Ebuoma shared that poetic line on this podcast episode, and it beautifully sums up her life’s work and the reason she beautifully aligns with the 7 Essentials System®.

She’s a Harvard-trained breast radiologist, certified physician executive, social entrepreneur, U.S. Navy Veteran, transformational speaker, and certified professional coach who goes a mile deep. Instead of just looking at the images alone to assist women in healing breast cancer, Dr. Ebuoma helps them discover health and wellness practices, provides easy access to screening tools, and even started a nonprofit in Nigeria that focuses on improving breast cancer morbidity. 

In short, Dr. Ebuoma is your breast’s best friend. 

Tune in for this eye-opening and inspiring conversation, and bring your notepad. You won’t want to miss a beat!

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Here are some highlights from this Podcast:

• A Deep Dive into Breast Imaging
  Dr. Ebuoma shares why breast imaging, though focused on a small part of the body, plays a critical role in women’s health. She explains its potential for advocacy, policy influence, and innovation, highlighting her work in creating same-day mammogram and biopsy programs for underserved communities.
• The Impact of Social Determinants on Breast Health
  Dr. Ebuoma discusses the barriers faced by underserved populations. She highlights how limited access to transportation, healthcare resources, and timely screenings can delay diagnoses. These delays often lead to worse outcomes, particularly for Black women.
• Elevated Mortality Rates in Black Women
  Dr. Ebuoma delves into the alarming statistic that Black women face a 20-40% higher breast cancer mortality rate compared to Caucasian women. She attributes this to systemic inequities in access to advanced screening tools and the higher prevalence of aggressive triple-negative breast cancers.
• Loving Your Breasts, Loving Yourself
  Drawing from her book, Dr. Ebuoma emphasizes self-love and the importance of prioritizing one’s health. She encourages women to overcome fear, embrace preventative care, and sustain healthy habits for both physical and emotional well-being.
• Innovative and Simple Approaches to Wellness
  Dr. Ebuoma shares practical tips for improving lifestyle habits. She even shares her unique method of working out using virtual reality, which has transformed her fitness routine.