Ultrasound could overcome flaws and play supplemental role in breast screening

1. The massive American College of Radiology Imaging Network 6666 trial shows that adding ultrasound to the initial screening protocol for high-risk women could help detect 30% more cancers. The cost, however, could be many more needless biopsies of benign lesions. (Read Full Article)

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