"No one is immune to the risks of breast cancer. If you're a woman 40 years of age or older, please get an annual mammogram; and if your mammogram shows dense breast tissue, please get a supplemental image beyond a mammogram," Dr. Barry Rosen said.

Indigenous women aren't seeing the same gains in breast cancer outcomes as other groups as one woman's journey highlights reasons why

Hosted by the Ohio Valley District of the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs, an event Saturday educated local women about breast cancer and the need for testing to promote better outcomes.

Artificial intelligence, better known as AI, entered the breast mammography space to enhance interpretation of malignancy in breast tissue, detect breast cancer before it reaches advanced stages, and reduce rates of false positives or false negatives for the presence of cancer.

Radiologists at Riverside Health System are using Artificial Intelligence to scan 3D mammograms, hoping to catch breast cancer early.