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THE FULL SCOOP

The Full Scoop helps women and healthcare teams navigate breast cancer risk, genetics, screening, and prevention with trusted information, informed decisions, and confident action.

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RIGHT SCREENING

RIGHT TIME

RIGHT FOR YOU

 93%

5-year average survival rate when caught early

33 %

5-year average survival rate when caught late

Evidence-Based • Data-Informed • Health Literacy-Driven • Action-Oriented

WHAT WE DO

Evidence. Understanding. Action.

Breast health decisions are increasingly complex, shaped by evolving science, genetic information, risk assessment, screening options, and prevention strategies.

In a landscape of information overload and rapidly advancing evidence, The Full Scoop helps translate and apply breast health evidence for real-world decision-making.

We support women and healthcare teams in understanding what the evidence means, evaluating available options, and applying it to individual risk and circumstances.

Evidence-Based

Grounded in current breast cancer research, genetics, and screening science.

Data-Informed

Uses risk and clinical information to support informed health decisions.

Health Literacy-Driven

Makes complex information clear, accessible, and usable.

Action-Oriented

Supports informed decisions, clinical conversations, and next steps in care.

Understand Your Risk

Identify and understand factors that influence breast cancer risk.

Outcomes

  • Earlier risk recognition

  • Better conversations with providers

  • Personalized awareness

Understand Your Options

Learn about screening, supplemental imaging, prevention, and genetic considerations.

Outcomes

  • Greater confidence

  • Improved health literacy

  • More informed decisions

Take Informed Action

Translate knowledge into personalized screening and prevention plans.

Outcomes

  • Shared decision-making

  • Follow-through on care

  • Earlier detection opportunities

WHAT WOMEN ARE SAYING

"Your assistance when I received my test results without any explanation other than a request to schedule an appointment for more testing was invaluable! I had no idea what the results meant, but assumed the worst. Your thoughtful, plain-meaning explanation put my mind at ease."

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"Thank you so much for the info and help - I felt well "armed" for the appointment."

"We'll discuss risks and additional screening!! (I shared what I learned from The Full Scoop about my risk, and my GYN agreed. We reviewed my risks and added an ultrasound!) TYSM! Getting an ultrasound"

Who We Serve

For Women
For Healthcare Teams
For Community Partners
For Advocates & Policymakers

Why it matters

Because informed decisions lead to informed action.

  • More women know their risk.

  • More women understand their options.

  • More informed conversations occur between patients and providers.

  • More women receive risk-aligned screening and prevention support.

  • More opportunities for earlier detection.

An Initiative of CAMI Health

Applying evidence literacy, health literacy, and data-informed approaches to improve breast health decision-making.

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