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We did it! So incredibly proud of Abbey Goodman, Lisa Pinney, Luke Hambrick, and Justin Yakovac, together with their families, for crossing the finish line at the 2025 Komen Dallas North Texas Race for the Cure this weekend! 👟 This event is about more than just steps; it's about fueling a mission. Together, our team helped raise vital funds and awareness for breast cancer. Ending breast cancer needs all of us. #StrongerTogether, we aim to transform cancer care and are working towards a future where no patient has to experience the trauma of being called back for a second surgery. #BreastCancerAwareness #PerimeterAI #RaceForTheCure Susan G. Komen

We're proud to lace up our shoes and join the 2025 Komen Dallas North Texas Race for the Cure! This commitment is about more than just a walk; it's about showing up for the community and driving us closer to a cure. Our team is powered by personal stories, watch the video to hear from Abbey Goodman, Luke Hambrick, Justin Yakovac, Lisa Pinney, and Tiffany Pinney on what #StrongerTogether means to them and why they are participating. Every step and every dollar supports life-saving research, education, and patient care. Join us in making a difference! ➡️ Support our team's mission here: https://lnkd.in/gqvcfyD7 #BreastCancerAwareness #PerimeterAI #RaceForTheCure Susan G. Komen

Today is National Mammography Day. It is an important reminder and encouragement to women to get screened for breast cancer. Since 1990, breast cancer mortality has decreased by 40% in the U.S., thanks in large part, to the rising use of #mammography. When breast cancer is found early, in the localized stage, the 5-year relative survival rate is 99%.* We believe all women should have access to regular screening mammograms, based on their individual risk, and in consultation with their health care providers. According to American College of Radiology, women are encouraged to talk with their doctors about breast cancer risk by the age of 25 to determine the best screening plan. 🔗Helpful Resources: Patient Decision Aid- https://lnkd.in/gCbzpPAH Risk Assessment- https://lnkd.in/gNhW-fXT At Perimeter Medical Imaging AI, we are driven to transform cancer care and help improve patient outcomes.  #EarlyDetectionSavesLives #BreastCancerAwareness * References- 1. American Cancer Society. Cancer Facts & Figures 2025. Atlanta: American Cancer Society; 2025. 2. Mammography Saves Lives. (2025). Acr.org. https://lnkd.in/gbvxAcZS

DCIS (Ductal Carcinoma In Situ) is often referred to as Stage Zero breast cancer. While it’s considered non-invasive, identifying and removing DCIS precisely is critical to help reduce the need for additional surgeries. We appreciate advocates like Jennifer Douglas for sharing clear, accessible information to help patients better understand their diagnosis and treatment options. At Perimeter Medical Imaging AI, we are driven to transform cancer care and help improve patient outcomes, working toward a future where no patient has to experience the trauma of being called back for a second surgery. #DCIS #CancerCare #StrongerTogether #PerimeterAI

AI has the potential to support surgeons with more informed decisions in #CancerCare. At Perimeter, we are committed to designing our AI design to be fair and unbiased from the start, so no one is left behind. It is our mission to pursue technologies that can help better serve all patients through collaboration across teams, clinicians, and communities, a powerful reminder that we’re always #StrongerTogether. Full Video: https://lnkd.in/gG-nbSqW #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #AIinHealthcare #PerimeterAI #ResponsibleAI 

📢We’re thrilled to announce that Perimeter Medical Imaging AI (TSX‑V: PINK | OTCQX: PYNKF) CEO Adrian Mendes will present at the Small Cap Growth Virtual Investor Conference on Thursday, October 16, 2025 at 1:00 PM ET. He will be presenting an update on commercial progress. https://bit.ly/4mXcXrL The presentation will be a live webcast and available for replay via Perimeter’s investor page. We look forward to engaging with the investor community as we work towards our mission to redefine the standard of care in surgical oncology. #MedTech #InvestorRelations #TSXV $PINK

Someone in your life has cancer— now what? How can you support them during (or after) their treatment? We sat down and asked one of our advisors, Jennifer Douglas, breast cancer patient advocate and author, for some ideas. She was diagnosed with DCIS and works in the breast cancer community. She shared this with us: “I was always touched by the unique ways that the people in my life surrounded us with support. And, it didn’t matter what they did; what mattered was that they were showering me and my family with care during a really difficult time in our lives. Often, what was most difficult for me, as the cancer patient, was saying yes to the support. Here are a few of the things that made a difference for us during my cancer treatment: 🔹Meals. We all needed to eat, and often, after a long day, the last thing I wanted to do was prepare dinner for my family. We loved getting gift cards to order dinner for delivery, having meals delivered through a meal train, and also enjoying a few deliveries from Spoonful of Comfort. (https://lnkd.in/g9PrZk6y) 🔹 Flowers: These always brightened my day! 🔹 Errand help: We were a busy family with teenage boys, so it really helped when my neighbors and friends could help with grocery runs or give our kids rides to and from their activities. 🔹Rides to and from appointments: I appreciated the friends and neighbors who were able to help out with rides. While I “technically” could have driven to my appointments, it made it less stressful for me when someone drove me there. 🔹 Spontaneous gifts: blankets, cozy socks, puzzles, fun activities, or gift cards for my favorite coffee places. 🔹 Visits: I loved having people stop by for a little while just to say hi. I was tired, but it always made me smile when someone came by. 🔹 Phone calls: It was so nice to know people were thinking of me, and even when I wasn’t up to talking, even a short call brought a smile to my face. 🔹 Practical help: Housecleaning, babysitting, pet sitting, dog walking, laundry, or yard work. These are all things that need to continue, even during treatment. These are often the things that drain our well-being as we try to recover and feel behind. 🔹 Cards: In a world where everything is digital, there is something wonderful about a handwritten note I could put on my bedside and look at. I still have a folder of all the cards I received during treatment. I was always touched when someone in my life reached out and let me know they were thinking of me." We hope these ideas inspire you to offer support and encouragement the next time you hear that someone in your life has cancer. #StrongerTogether #PerimeterAI #Pinktober 

We’re proud to support the Annual Breast Cancer Symposium at Medical City Healthcare Dallas, an event that raises awareness, celebrates the community, and brings together medical experts, patients, and local organizations. #StrongerTogether #PerimeterAI #MedTech Abbey Goodman Crystal Zerbe Lee, RDMS, RVT

Great to see our Clinical Application Specialist Whitney Shoemaker and Dr. Kayla Griffith standing #StrongerTogether for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. #PerimeterAI #Medtech

#StrongerTogether: What does it mean to our surgeons? We asked Dr. Sommer Gunia and Dr. Brenda Moorthy of HonorHealth- Arizona Center for Cancer Care and their insights highlight the importance of collaboration, precision, and shared commitment to patient care. “As a breast surgeon dedicated to precision, Perimeter Medical Imaging has added unparalleled strength to my practice. Its real-time, high-resolution visualization of tissue features provides insight during surgery and supports my decision-making in the OR. Our shared commitment to the highest quality of care and to using advanced technologies, is a key strength of our collaboration with Perimeter Medical Imaging AI and Honor Health.” - Dr. Sommer Gunia "In breast surgery, being stronger together means turning uncertainty at the margin into assurance for every woman we treat. Precision in the operating room is powerful; collaboration makes it unstoppable." - Dr. Brenda Moorthy Together, we’re celebrating the partnerships that empower #surgeons and support #patients every day. #BreastCancerAwareness #MedTech #PerimeterAI Justin Yakovac Whitney Shoemaker