Approximately 40 million screening mammograms are performed each year in the United States. For decades, traditional two-dimensional imaging served as the primary tool for breast health, but the limitations of flat, overlapping images often left room for uncertainty. When tissue overlaps, it can obs cure potential threats or create shadows that look suspicious when they are ... The post How 3D Mammography Is Changing Breast Cancer Detection appeared first on KHTS Radio. ...read more read less