Can Adding Ribociclib Help Keep Early Breast Cancer From Coming Back?
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Artificial intelligence is making its way into breast cancer screening—but it’s not replacing radiologists. Instead, it’s acting like a second set of expert eyes.
When should women start getting mammograms? At 40? At 50? And should they be screened every year or every two years?
Research published in JAMA offers some important answers about which breast cancer screening schedules could save the most lives.