KCTV: Exploring Breast Cancer Screening Options

More women are being diagnosed with breast cancer under the age of 45, also known as early onset breast cancer. New research published earlier this year found all cancers increased in younger adults from 2010-2019, led by breast cancer. Early detection is key in treating breast cancer. 

KCTV talks with Dr. Ruby Meierotto, breast radiologist at Saint Luke's Cancer Institute, about screening recommendations.

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