Speaking Engagements
Dr. Malik is a frequent speaker, with topics ranging from women’s health to breast imaging, social media to advocacy. She speaks to audiences large and small, from packed auditoriums to hands on education, podcasts to television appearances.
Speaking Engagements
Breast Imaging with Dr. Anjali Malik Specialty Spotlight, April 2021
Introduction to Advocacy Howard University College of Medicine, March 2021
Skip the Carne, Nix the Cancer. Why Plants Reduce Cancer Risk. Health Living Sunday Series, March 2021
Advances in Breast Imaging Technology Rad Scholars Online Summit, Feburary 2021
Media and Medicine in the Digital Age. Social Media’s Impact on our Profession, Our Practice and Ourselves Radiological Society of North America, December 2020
Breast Imaging Radiology EShadowing at Medical School HQ, November 2020
What Younger Women Need to Know About Breast Health and Breast Cancer October 2020
Climate Change & Health FemHealth October 2020
Climate Change, Women’s Health & Your Vote October 2020
Climate Change, the Healthcare Industry, & Your Health Medical Society of the District of Columbia, October 2020
Breast Cancer, Not Just for Aunties. Premenopausal Breast Cancer South Asian Wellness and Health, October 2020
Risky Business of the Breast FemHealth Summit, August 2020
Breast Cancer Screening Statistics Society of Breast Imaging Summer Series, August 2020
Living Your Breast Life - Breast Health, Imaging, Cancer and Beyond South Asian Wellness & Health Summit, July 2020
Marriage Masala: Mixing Marriage, Cultures and Careers South Asian Wellness & Health Summit, July 2020
From Swiping to Shaadi: Online Dating as a Desi Woman South Asian Wellness & Health Summit, July 2020
Prevention is the Best Medicine My Health Matters Summit 2020, WInning Women Series, July 2020
Breast Cancer Risk Reduction Society of Breast Imaging Summer Series, June 2020
Breast Cancer & Alcohol - Reducing Your Cancer Risk Health and Happy Lifestyle Summit, May 2020
Social Media as a Tool for Advocacy during the Covid19 Crisis & Beyond Medical Society of the District of Columbia, Washington, DC, April 2020
Women’s Health Literacy Readers2Leaders Love of Learning Festival, Junior League of Washington. Washington, DC, February 2020
Breast Density – Why is it All So Confusing? Survival Skills for Today’s Gynecologist 2019. WorldClassCME. Arlington, VA, November 2019
Health Advocacy Through Social Media Latino Medical Student Association 2019 Policy Summit, Washington, DC, October 2019
Novel Approaches for Breaking Barriers to Breast Cancer Screening Reiter, Hill, Johnson & Nevin Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 2018
Breast Cancer and Breaking Barriers to Cancer Screening Privia Medical Group, Arlington, VA, October 2018
Breast Cancer: Statistics, Risk Identification, & Emerging Technologies Office of the Chief Counsel, United States Customs & Border Protection. Washington, DC, October 2018
Ultrasound, Niche Applications, and Ultrasound-Guided Biopsy Workshop Ultrasound with Tom Stavros, World Class CME, recurrent, September 2017 - November 2019
More than Pink: Women’s Health for All Seasons Pitt County Medical Society Women’s Health Care Consortium, Greenville, NC, April 2016
Breast Cancer: Early Detection and Breast Health Awareness Power of Pink Events, Vidant Health System, Eastern NC, October 2015
Science of Breast Imaging and Genetic Testing GO Science Museum, Greenville, NC, October 2015
Diagnostic Dilemmas in Multimodality Breast Imaging Mammography Update 2015, Eastern Area Health Education Center, Greenville, NC , September 2015
Breast Tomosynthesis for Technologists Eastern Regional Imaging Symposium, Eastern Area Health Education Center, Greenville, NC, February 2015
Breast Tomosynthesis: Advances in Breast Imaging Vidant Multispecialty Clinic, Tarborro, NC, January 2015
High Risk Screening and Breast Cancer Disparities Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition, Saving Our Sisters in the Valley, Roanoke Rapids, NC, November 2014
What’s Next?
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