Expert Shares the Latest Testing and Screening Advances in Breast Cancer Treatment
Artificial intelligence and a new generation of imaging tools are beginning to reshape breast cancer detection, moving the field toward earlier identification and more personalized screening recommendations. About one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, but the five-year survival rate reaches 90% to 100% when caught early, making detection advances among the most consequential developments in the field. Aashini Master, medical oncologist and High-Risk Breast Clinic director at UCLA Health, said AI is already being woven into the diagnostic workflow, helping radiologists read mammograms more accurately and flag cancers that might otherwise go undetected. Risk-based screening,…

