Writing
Dr. Malik has been published on a variety of topics including breast health, technological advances in breast imaging, mentorship, and being a woman in medicine. She has been featured and quoted in numerous media outlets.
Writing
Radiologists staunchly support patient safety and autonomy, in opposition to the SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe v Wade. Letter to the Editor. Clinical Imaging, August 2022
Learn about Uterine Fibroids from a Board-Certified Radiologist, Ask August, July 2023
Sustainable Underwear Brands, FemHealth, April 2022
Examining Equity in Radiology Doximity, May 2021
PSA: Your Mammogram is Still Essential Bright Pink blog, August 2020
Covid-19: What Risk-Reducing Screenings & Surgeries are Being Delayed, & Why Bright Pink blog, April 2020
Breast Health Q & A SoulFoodSalon - Soulful Insights, October 2019
Breast Cancer from the Experts As a Woman blog, October 2019
You Are Not an Imposter As Told by Women blog, October 2019
Why Breast Radiology? SheMD blog, October 2018
Breast Amyloidosis Detected by 3D Tomosynthesis Applied Radiology. Powers, S. & Malik, A. 2018;47(1):37-39, January 2018
Final Read: How do you increase public awareness and understanding of radiology? ACR Bulletin, July 2017
A Rare but Significant Clinical Entity: Trichobezoar American Journal of Gastroenterology, Malik N, Malik A, Premkumar A. 2017;112:S1301-S1302, October 2017
Breaking Down the Science: Understanding Digital Breast Tomosynthesis and Its Use in Breast Imaging Summary of Digital Breast Tomosynthesis for Screening and Diagnostic Imaging. End the Confusion - Society of Breast Imaging, May 2017
How Mentoring Can Benefit the Specialty ACR Bulletin, May 2017
3D-Guided Biopsy: Groundbreaking Technology for Breast Cancer Diagnosis Healthy Living, Washington Daily News, Washington, NC, April 2016
Getting Some Clarity Around Screening Mammography ACR Bulletin blog, April 2016
Dense Breast Tissue and Legislation Health File, The Daily Reflector, Greenville, NC, October 2015
Bipartite Patella Case in Point, American College of Radiology, February 2011.
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