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Anyone at RSNA catch the proposed BIRADS mammography changes?

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I missed the mammo section at the beginning of the talk. For reference, some of the other changes proposed (not yet incorporated) were BR4 for echogenic rim in US if not fat necrosis, naming axillary node levels for suspicious nodes, and getting rid of foci from the breast MRI lexicon.

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