Dr. Lida Mina received her MD from the American University of
Beirut. She is a medical oncologist and Assistant Professor of Clinical
Medicine at the Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr. Mina treats patients
with breast cancer as well as patients at an elevated risk of developing the
disease. She is the director of the Catherine Peachy Breast Cancer Prevention
Program at the Indiana University Health Simon Cancer Center.
Dr. Anna Maria Storniolo received her MD from Stanford University.
She is a medical oncologist and Professor of Clinical Medicine at the
Indiana University School of Medicine. In addition to caring for patients
with all stages of breast cancer, she also sees women at elevated risk of the
disease. She is the founder and executive director of the Susan G. Komen
Tissue Bank at the IU Simon Cancer Center, the world’s only repository of
normal breast tissue.
Cindy Hunter, MS, CGC is a licensed, certified genetic counselor
who has worked in the field of cancer genetic counseling since 1996. Cindy is
one of the pillars of the Catherine Peachy Breast Cancer Prevention Program at
the Indiana University Health Simon Cancer Center.
Dr. Kandice Ludwig received her medical degree from Louisiana
State University School of Medicine. She is a practicing breast surgeon at
Indiana University School of Medicine, and has been appointed Assistant
Professor of Clinical Surgery. Her clinical interests include younger women
with breast cancer, and management of women with high risk pathology.
Dr. Hal Kipfer received his Medical Degree at the Indiana
University School of Medicine. He spent the past 10 years in a dedicated breast
imaging and intervention practice with special interest in resident and fellow
education, as well as breast MRI protocol development. He believes faster and
shorter MRI sequences can improve value, and allow more women to benefit from screening breast MRI.