The FDA approved Thermography in 1982 as a viable adjunct to mammography. There have been more that 800 studies involving 258,000 women, many revealing the safety and reliable early detection of thermal imaging.

Thermography involves no radiation, so it's 100% safe for women at any age. Because no X-rays are involved, it can be used to follow suspicious areas at frequent intervals. Best of all it's painless and detects the earliest signs of breast abnormalities (8-10 years pre-mammogram), for women of any age. Its no wonder women choose thermal imaging as a preferred method of breast health screening.

Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI) offers the opportunity of earlier detection of breast disease than has been possible with breast self-examination, physician examination, or mammography alone. 

Each individual has her own thermal pattern, similar to a finger print (normally symmetric) that is accurate and static throughout her lifetime.  Any changes to her normal “thermal print” caused by early cell changes (pathology) will become increasingly apparent; DITI detects the formation of blood vessels necessary for tumors to grow (angiogensis). Monitoring changes over periods of time with DITI is the most efficient means of identifying subjects who require further investigation.  

In order to track changes in the breast with thermal imaging, you must have a two scans three months apart as a baseline from which future scans can be compared.